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Get Real – Late Stage Retirement Catchup: 4 Ways to Increase Performance

 

 

Retirement planning is a crucial aspect of personal finance. As individuals approach their golden years, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that their investment portfolio is optimized for maximum returns. This video explores 4 strategies for investors who find themselves with insufficient retirement assets and need innovative strategies to boost their investment performance and hopefully make up for the shortfall. 

Strategy 1: Invest in More Risky Assets
The harsh reality of an old age of homeless poverty on the streets is the ultimate consequence of not having sufficient retirement savings. With the possibility of a life marked by cold, pain, extreme physical danger, and disease, the prospect of taking on higher investment risk becomes more understandable. Even a modest increase in investment returns can have a substantial impact on the growth of retirement assets over time

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Strategy 2: Embrace a Barbell Investment Approach
A barbell investment approach involves allocating a portion of the portfolio to high-risk, high-return assets while keeping the remainder in low-risk, stable investments. This strategy can help investors capture potential upside while managing downside risk.

Strategy 3: Implement a Dynamic Spending Strategy
To optimize his retirement income, and as a substitute to the 4% Rule, you can implement a dynamic spending strategy, which adjusts withdrawal rates based on market performance and personal circumstances.

Strategy 4: Explore Annuities for Guaranteed Income
Annuities can be a valuable tool for retirees seeking a guaranteed stream of income. By purchasing an annuity you can ensure a steady cash flow throughout retirement.

The information contained in this Higgins Capital communication is provided for information purposes and is not a solicitation or offer to buy or sell any securities or related financial instruments in any jurisdiction. Past performance does not guarantee future results.