EPISODE · Apr 1, 2025 · 14 MIN
How to Retire During Uncertain Times (EP 50)
from Retiring Canada · host Michael Isbister, CFP®
Learn more about the Fundamental Retirement Plan: https://www.fundamentalwealth.ca/get-startedEconomic uncertainty, market volatility, political tension, and negative headlines can create significant stress for retirees and those approaching retirement.In this episode of Retiring Canada, we discuss how retirees can navigate uncertain times while protecting their retirement income, investments, and long term financial security.You will learn the key planning questions retirees should ask themselves during periods of uncertainty, how to protect retirement cash flow, and why managing emotions may be just as important as managing investments. We also discuss sequence of return risk, portfolio positioning, guaranteed income strategies, and the importance of having a flexible retirement plan that can adapt to changing conditions.We also cover the dangers of fear-based decision making, why doing nothing can sometimes be the biggest risk of all, and how prudent retirement planning can help investors stay disciplined during difficult periods.This episode is for retirees and pre-retirees who want greater confidence navigating uncertain markets and building a retirement plan designed to withstand volatility over the long term. 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.ca📘 RETIRING IN UNCERTAIN TIMES - EBOOK
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Learn more about the Fundamental Retirement Plan: https://www.fundamentalwealth.ca/get-startedEconomic uncertainty, market volatility, political tension, and negative headlines can create significant stress for retirees and those approaching retirement.In this episode of Retiring Canada, we discuss how retirees can navigate uncertain times while protecting their retirement income, investments, and long term financial security.You will learn the key planning questions retirees should ask themselves during periods of uncertainty, how to protect retirement cash flow, and why managing emotions may be just as important as managing investments. We also discuss sequence of return risk, portfolio positioning, guaranteed income strategies, and the importance of having a flexible retirement plan that can adapt to changing conditions.We also cover the dangers of fear-based decision making, why doing nothing can sometimes be the biggest risk of all, and how prudent retirement planning can help investors stay disciplined during difficult periods.This episode is for retirees and pre-retirees who want greater confidence navigating uncertain markets and building a retirement plan designed to withstand volatility over the long term. 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.ca📘 RETIRING IN UNCERTAIN TIMES - EBOOK
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