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Financial advisors say you don't need a lot of big wins along the way to build wealth over time. Colorado financial advisor Matthew Jackson of Solid Wealth Advisors says this is due to the fact that markets have a history of going nowhere but up over time. Orange County, California, financial advisor Christopher Struckhoff of Lionheart Capital Management says people in general are not great at timing the market because it ultimately involves predicting the future. AdvertisementTo win at market timing, you have to buy and sell your investments at the perfect moment. Not only that, but how much of your returns are you keeping after you pay taxes (assuming you're investing in a taxable brokerage account)?
Persons: , Matthew Jackson, Black, Jackson, Christopher Clepp, Christopher Struckhoff, Struckhoff, Tony Liddle, Prosper, it's, Liddle, Loren Sherman, Jeff Rose, Anthony Montenegro Organizations: Studies, Service, Dow Jones, Solid Wealth Advisors, Strategic Financial Group, Inc, Fidelity Investments, Lionheart Capital Management, Prosper Wealth Management, Dow, Integrity Wealth Management, milli, American Enterprise Institute, AEI Locations: Colorado, Chicago, YOLO, Orange County , California, Montenegro
The rising costs of healthcare, longer life expectancies, and other factors have made traditional retirement more expensive than ever. It's time to "retire" some popular retirement advice that no longer makes sense in today's world. That's because Social Security benefits grow the longer you keep from taking them, until you reach age 70. Old advice: You'll probably die young, so plan for retirement accordinglyNew advice: Your money needs to lastFinally, we're no longer in the 1800s. In other words, retirement funds will need to last — especially if you hope to retire before the standard retirement age of 65.
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