5 moves retirees should make before a recession hits — so you're never forced to sell investments at a loss
View original at finance.yahoo.com5 moves retirees should make before a recession hits — so you're never forced to sell investments at a loss Economists have opposing views on whether the U.S…
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Nearly 50% of Americans are making one big Social Security mistake
60% confidenceCoca-Cola is a strong dividend stock because it has been increasing its dividends for decades
60% confidenceDividend-paying companies are not required to pay dividends if their businesses are not performing well, so investors should seek reliable dividend stocks that tend to perform well across all economic climates
60% confidenceA bond ladder strategy — holding bonds with staggered maturity dates and reinvesting proceeds into new longer-duration bonds — is a smart approach for minimizing risk in retirement
60% confidenceThe tech industry is boosting the country's GDP, but otherwise most of the U.S. is in a recession
60% confidenceOne specific asset will surge 400% in a year; investors should not miss this 'explosion'
60% confidenceDividend stocks are relatively low-risk; their values might not grow as quickly as other stocks because companies use extra cash to pay investors rather than reinvest in their businesses
60% confidenceA K-shaped economy describes the divide between the rich and poor and can make lower-income Americans feel like they are in a recession
60% confidenceRetirees and near-retirees who own reliable dividend stocks and employ a bond ladder strategy can better protect their wealth and avoid being forced to sell investments at a loss during a recession
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