Considering Even Without a Default, the Debt Can Increase the Risks Of Investing in Bond Funds.
The main retirement question used to be: "How big a nest egg
can you accumulate"?
Now the main question might be: "How much cash flow can
your nest egg generate"?
Is your goal to accumulate money just so you have a bigger
pile than the next guy?
Or is your goal to improve your life, provide for your family,
and find security?
No matter what goal you have, how can you determine what is the best way for you to prepare for your retirement?
Will your home equity really be a major retirement asset or could 70 million retiring Baby
Boomers have a downward effect on home prices for the next 25 to 30 years?
Since the year 2000, there have been 2 major stock market dips, each lasting several years.
How will you decide the best strategy for investing if volatility & major dips become the norm?
Paying off the national debt requires higher tax revenues, coupled with reduced government spending. What happens if this also requires higher taxes or even higher tax rates for most of us?
If the national debt can change our nation's financial future, isn't it reasonable to expect
that it can also change retirement - in how many people plan, prepare, and live it?
While no one has all the answers, we can help increase your knowledge base which can help you
decide on a better strategy, plan, and preparations for you and your family.

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