Jan. 3, 2020 12:18 pm ET
I plan to retire this year. My nest egg, the markets and the economy all appear to be in good shape. My question: Am I missing something? Is there anything on the horizon, financially, that would make retiring in the near future more risky than not? This is a good question to start the New Year. It gives me the chance to talk about something that all of us can fall victim to: a sense of complacency.
If you were planning to retire in 2020 none of your money should have been in the stock market for the last five years.
I sharpen the blade and oil the pulley daily.
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Baby boomers have stolen the futures of generations of Americans. I pray for a collapse everyday. They deserve to end up in soup lines when they're too old to work.
Yeah, and thanks to Trump administration and Wall Street lobbyists, we have fewer comsumer safeguards than ever before! Brace and enjoy.
Markets will never collapse if we stay positive... It depends on actions of us...humans...
“Collapse?” Wow. Is that how WSJ defines the bottom of the cycle? Fear-mongering fake news!
America will change irrevocably once Boomers retire. Shame on WSJ for not speaking up about changing status quo to prepare for the future at the doorstep!
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