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How are You Planning for Retirement? Retirement preparation is about planning and adhering to the plan, which includes both saving and investing. Many plan from the start to live on withdrawing 4% of their investable assets per year in retirement, which fluctuates as time goes on, according to the value of their account. This relatively small withdrawal rate can help insulate them from market declines because they know that amount is just 1/20th to 1/25th of their portfolio. As an investor, if you can accept fluctuations in the value of your account and understand that markets are priced to get a greater return on capital than bonds or cash, then you will feel comfortable staying in. The key is to keep investing and adhering to your plan during all kinds of markets. The important thing is to focus on what you can control. It doesn’t really matter what the markets are doing when you have a plan and adhere to it. If you spend 4% a year and the global equities decline, it ...

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Don’t commit financial suicide Having an investment plan that you can stick with—through thick or thin—is very important. If you start to jump in and out, chasing recent performance, then your returns will suffer. Volatility (price fluctuations), both up and down, are normal and inevitable. The challenge is to be able to live with the plan through good times and bad. Once you have a plan in place, stick with it . For example, while the s&p 500 is a great investment asset class, there will be times when it underperforms in the short term. In fact, all asset classes have times of disappointment. This is why the key to good investing is to have an investment plan that you can live with for the long term. Many people decide on their asset allocation from an emotional perspective. However, it is best to make these decisions in a cold and factual manner. Inevitably, people make decisions during emotional moments. These decisions still need to be stuck with, though. What des...

The market is a giant processing machine that sets prices by aggregating information from investors around the globe. Future, unknown news is what ultimately moves the market; therefore, the only way the market can be viewed as “too high” is with hindsight. We as people make new highs every day of our lives (our age). Headline markets like the S&P or Dow Jones may appear too high—but really aren’t when viewed in the context of a diversified global portfolio. So, is the current market too high? No. And it’s not too low either. Right now, we would say it’s fairly priced. But because other markets are not as high, global diversification is necessary. Humans are inherently risk-averse—particularly when it comes to investing. When the markets go up, people want to get out; and when the markets go down, people still don’t want to invest—because those responses appear safe. The truth is that more money has been lost trying to predict the next downturn that has a...