Investing Strategy

I think the biggest retirees’ concern regarding their portfolio is probably the fear of losing money. During all those years, you have worked very hard and saved every penny you could. Then, you turned around and invested this hard-earned money in the hope of building a comfy nest egg for the day you will finally stop working. You finally hit your magical number and say “goodbye” to your boss for the very last time. Your coworkers throw a retirement party, you have a few renovations planned on …

Continue Reading about Things That could Ruin Your Retirement Portfolio Part III

In my latest post, I started a 3 parts series on factors making a big difference in your retirement portfolio. If you don’t consider them, your retirement plan could go bust faster than the plane you are taking to travel Europe this summer. The first article was about the infamous inflation.  This post will explore another problem many retirees face when building their portfolio; asset allocation. There are a handful of sectors offering what retirees want: high yield and a solid …

Continue Reading about Things That could Ruin Your Retirement Portfolio Part II

Since I received the commuted value of my pension plan last year, I’ve given lots of thoughts about building a retirement portfolio. In that optic, lots of retirees ask me to write a more detailed approach about a higher yielding portfolio. Since I’ve received lots of demands coming from my Dividend Stocks Rock members to build a “retiree ready” portfolio, I will be launching such portfolio models this month. I thought of detailing my process on this blog to help you understand the difference …

Continue Reading about Things That Could Ruin Your Retirement Portfolio Part I