Just Retired? The Number Most People Get Wrong About How Long Their Money Lasts

You worked hard to save for retirement, but now you're worried that inflation might erode your purchasing power. As prices climb, many retirees face this same problem, and lacking a plan to combat this could mean running out of money to sustain your retirement lifestyle. Discover why $0.09 bought a full quart of milk in 1916 but only seven tablespoons in 2017, and what this means for retirement savings today. Learn why stocks have historically been the only asset class to consistently outpace inflation, and how to assess opportunity vs risk in downturned markets. If you're not adjusting your retirement strategy to account for inflation, you might find your savings account just isn't enough when you need those funds the most. 00:00 Why Investing Matters for Retirement 01:13 What Inflation Means for Your Money 03:22 How to Protect Against Inflation 05:42 Why Consistency is Key in Investing 09:06 What to Do When Markets Are Volatile 12:36 How Diversification Reduces Investment Risk 20:27 Why Having a Plan is Essential for Investing