If a person wanted to build a cash buffer, or a cash equivalent buffer, would tips and eye bonds be appropriate places to hold a portion of that money? Certainly eyebonds, if set up in advance, because of the sissu i was just saying about the least for the first five years, you're going to get a hair cut. But if youre still have five years, and in plus, there's limits on how much you can put in each year. And so it's not relevant to day for people woare 20 or 30 years from retirement. If anything, can be that bying opportunity to buy at a discount, at least back in march and April.
#271: Dr. Wade Pfau, one of the foremost experts in the academic field of retirement planning, joins us to talk about how the events of 2020 might impact your retirement plans. If you’re wondering if you need to change your investing strategy, Wade’s recommendations may fascinate you.
Watch out! These are NOT the recommendations you’re expecting from a typical financial independence retire early show. Prepare to be caught off-guard by what he says.
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