Investing
Offense Vs. Defense: Switching from Saving to Spending in Retirement
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After years of playing the saving game leading up to retirement, it’s easy to feel like the game is over once you reach that point. Unfortunately, the game is still in play, you’re just going to be playing a different position.
It’s still important to play “defense” in retirement and protect yourself against any up’s and down’s the market may experience during your golden years. We’ve teamed up with Invesco to help illustrate the importance when it comes to transitioning from saving to spending. Invesco is a global investment management firm specializing in helping people towards their “financial summit” whether that means buying a home, paying for a child’s education or enjoying retirement.
Invesco has the data on how playing defense in retirement can keep your savings safe. Click here to see their research and how it can help you make the most of your retirement.
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