How to invest in retirement (or near retirement).

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Title	:	How to invest in retirement (or near retirement).
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Good stuff
Comment from : DK

Wish i had seen this video when it first came out turns out i came somewhat close to its recommendation but having seen this i have a lot more comfort that what i did was correct thank you SO MUCH
Comment from : Bob Ackerman

Awesome video!
Comment from : Fernando

👍👍
Comment from : Tim

I’m retired and looking to invest a lump sum but after going through 2008 and waiting years to recover I’m unsure
Comment from : Swimbait1

The last big crash I seen workers near retirement lose allot of the 401k and had to work longer End of 2021 is a scary time now for people near retirement
Comment from : Drone & Video -AZ

The longest recovery was 1929 to 1959 30 years
Comment from : MarcPost

Thank you sir
Comment from : SIK SOBRI

So many people need to see this! I love it and great advice! I'm young so I'm in all equities but I'm trying to reach out and grow my knowledge of the bond market as well
Comment from : Market Minutes

I'm retired 57 Thanks to two pensions, won't have to touch Roth IRA or traditional ira Actually I'm investing new money into Vanguard tax managed balanced index fund every week Once S S kicks in at 62 I'll invest more
Comment from : Retiredmco1199

Great information that retirees don’t get enough of!
Comment from : Capt Watts

This feels like smart, considered advise I'm in BNE Australia but the principals discussed would apply anywhere Thanks Dustin!
Comment from : Tom Coward

9:28 This should be printed in gold!
Comment from : Ruby US

6:55 Already! Stashing for the “rainy day”
Comment from : Ruby US

Don't understand why people convert to bonds in retirement Bonds don't make enough to even beat inflation, they are based on debt that will NEVER be paid off, and in my opinion the bond market could collapse with runaway corporate, national, and international debt I will get a pension to cover my basic living expenses and have multi year emergency savings Since I have risk tolerance, why not let it ride in my current S&P 500 investment accounts? It's diversified, "crashes" correct in months instead of years nowadays, and there is potential to INCREASE net worth in retirement
Comment from : Dr MitoFit

Is it cold there?
Comment from : A K

If you look at just the last 40 years, or so, the average time from peak to bottom to peak is around 18 months So, if you have 18 months worth of expenses in liquid assets, like cash or a money market account, you can weather the "modern" recession/market correction That's not to say it couldn't be worse, but if you have 18 months worth of expenses set aside, and things aren't improving, there's always an opportunity to reduce spending or generate some other income, for a short time Lots of ways to keep most of the nest egg invested for growth, without taking excessive risk
Comment from : Jason Broom

what if it's worst than the great depression of 1929? (cause i'm expecting that in 2029 no proof just my thought)
Comment from : Jetah

Great videowhat are the chances of a big and a moderate recession happening in succession (within 2-3 years)that would surely mean rebuilding the first two buckets from scratch again and the 60 pie reducing in size drastically
Comment from : ØPaínØGaìn

Wouldn't it be just easy just to sell off everything while it's high and than when everything hits it's lowest buy again
Comment from : Yg Bodybuilder