EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 12 MIN
Will Your Retirement Survive the Next Market Crash (EP 49)
from Retiring Canada · host Michael Isbister, CFP®
Learn more about the Fundamental Retirement Plan: https://www.fundamentalwealth.ca/get-startedMarket volatility, economic uncertainty, and constant negative headlines can create significant stress for retirees who depend on their investments for income.In this episode of Retiring Canada, we discuss how prudent financial planning can help reduce retirement income risk and provide greater peace of mind during uncertain times.You will learn why risk adjusted returns matter, how diversification can help protect retirement portfolios, and why an investment strategy alone is not enough to create a successful retirement plan. We also explain the concept of bucketing and how separating retirement assets into different pools of money can help retirees manage withdrawals more effectively during market downturns.We also discuss the emotional side of retirement investing, the importance of tuning out financial noise, and why having a coordinated retirement income and tax plan matters just as much as investment performance.This episode is for retirees and pre-retirees who want to better understand how to protect their retirement income and navigate market uncertainty with greater confidence. WANT EVEN MORE RETIREMENT PLANNING TIPS?Join thousands of other Canadians and subscribe to the Retiring Canada Newsletter.https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-newsletterAs a thank you, you'll receive a copy of our latest Retirement Guide AND MORE!EPISODE RESOURCES:📊 Work with Michael: https://fundamentalwealth.ca/get-started💻 Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-newsletter👉 Download Our Latest Retirement Guide: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-guide✏️ Submit Your Question: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/submit-your-question🌐 Retiring Canada Website: https://www.retiringcanada.caRETIRING IN UNCERTAIN TIMES - EBOOK
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Learn more about the Fundamental Retirement Plan: https://www.fundamentalwealth.ca/get-startedMarket volatility, economic uncertainty, and constant negative headlines can create significant stress for retirees who depend on their investments for income.In this episode of Retiring Canada, we discuss how prudent financial planning can help reduce retirement income risk and provide greater peace of mind during uncertain times.You will learn why risk adjusted returns matter, how diversification can help protect retirement portfolios, and why an investment strategy alone is not enough to create a successful retirement plan. We also explain the concept of bucketing and how separating retirement assets into different pools of money can help retirees manage withdrawals more effectively during market downturns.We also discuss the emotional side of retirement investing, the importance of tuning out financial noise, and why having a coordinated retirement income and tax plan matters just as much as investment performance.This episode is for retirees and pre-retirees who want to better understand how to protect their retirement income and navigate market uncertainty with greater confidence. WANT EVEN MORE RETIREMENT PLANNING TIPS?Join thousands of other Canadians and subscribe to the Retiring Canada Newsletter.https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-newsletterAs a thank you, you'll receive a copy of our latest Retirement Guide AND MORE!EPISODE RESOURCES:📊 Work with Michael: https://fundamentalwealth.ca/get-started💻 Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-newsletter👉 Download Our Latest Retirement Guide: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/retirement-guide✏️ Submit Your Question: https://www.retiringcanada.ca/submit-your-question🌐 Retiring Canada Website: https://www.retiringcanada.caRETIRING IN UNCERTAIN TIMES - EBOOK
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