The economy has some of you worried right now, and for good reason.
The interest rate environment is different from years’ past, the Dow Jones lost 800 points recently, and the yield curve inverted last week.
So, what does all of this mean for you and your investments?
And should you be concerned about a recession?
Today, we’ll tackle questions from our listeners to determine if your financial plan has the components to keep you on the right track during difficult times.
Join us today as we discuss:
- Recent market volatility
- The yield curve inversion
- Right time of year to take required minimum distributions
- If buying extra insurance through your employer makes sense
Listen to today’s podcast episode by clicking on the links below:
How to Listen to Today’s Episode
Episode Links & Resources:
- 👉 Get Your One-Time Retirement Plan
- When Should You Take Your RMD? {Jon Luskin: A Financial Planning Blog}
- It’s Hard to Think Long-Term {Michael Batnick: The Irrelevant Investor}
- Let’s Get Inverted {Cullen Roche: Pragmatic Capitalism}
- Total-Return Investing: An Enduring Solution for Low Yields {Vanguard Research}
- Examining Total Portfolio Performance: U.S. Government vs. Corporate Bonds {Jon Luskin: Journal of Financial Planning}
- 10-2 Yield Curve Inversion {Urban Carmel: Twitter Post}
- Why You May Need Disability Insurance {Stay Wealthy}
- Should I Buy Extra Insurance From My Job? {Define Financial}
