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International Stocks: 3 Reasons Why Retirement Investors Should Own Them

International Stocks: 3 Reasons Why Retirement Investors Should Own Them

For the last 53 years, U.S. stocks have significantly outperformed international stocks.

(It’s not even close.)

As a result, many retirement investors are left wondering if they should own this asset class.

Today I’m sharing why owning international stocks over the last 5 decades — despite the disappointing track record — was actually a smart decision.

I’m also sharing why owning international stocks for the next 50 years and beyond is likely a wise decision, too.

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The Stay Wealthy Retirement Podcast will teach you how to reduce taxes, invest smarter, and make work optional in retirement.

Award-winning CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Taylor Schulte tackles topics like tax planning, IRA's, 401(k)'s, retirement income strategies, insurance, pensions, investments, social security, and more!

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Taylor R. Schulte, CFP®

I worked for large wealth management firms for half of my career. They spent more time talking about how to make the firm more money than how to make clients more money. I set out to change that.