You worked hard to build your nest egg, but when it comes time to retire, the wrong moves can erode decades of discipline. In Fisher Investments' guide "13 Retirement Investment Blunders to Avoid," the firm highlights common but often-overlooked pitfalls that can sabotage your savings.
The mistakes range from being overly conservative and leaning too heavily on bonds (which may hamper long-term growth) to buying costly annuities that don't keep up with inflation. They also caution against conventional wisdom such as "buy low, sell high," which may not align with your personal timeline or goals. Even supposedly safe choices — such as overloading on bonds, ignoring foreign or diversified equities, or avoiding excessive fees — can leave you exposed to inflation, slow growth, or yield uneven returns.
Understanding and avoiding these errors could save you money, stress, and regret later in life. Get your free copy of the 13 Retirement Investment Blunders to Avoid to learn more. |
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