On this episode of The Retirement Matters Podcast, we jump into some specifics on ways to safeguard your investments- if you have seen a run up in the appreciation of your stocks that you own, a lot of times people will either want to pull that out and put it into cash or maybe some people think bonds are the way to go or CD's are the way to go, but if you still are fairly optimistic about the market, just concerned that maybe there is a pullback and depending again upon your objectives with this money, we highlight five specific ways that are known by most. 5 way we use to build a retirement portfolio that detaches your retirement success from the success of the stock market. In other words whether the markets good or bad you're still OK! Our team is here to help and happy to help, if you have questions, give us a call!
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