In times of market volatility should you stay invested in the stock market? And how does economic uncertainty affect your personal finances? We try to give you the answers to these and other important financial questions.
In part 3 of our ongoing discussion covering COVID-19 and it’s impact in the US and world, we update the data that we shared in parts 1 and 2, and provide additional commentary on our current views and strategy. We also answered many of the questions we’ve received.
In Part 2 of our ongoing discussion covering the impact that COVID-19 has had across the US and the world, we updated the data from part 1 and provided additional commentary on our current views and strategy. We also answered many of the questions we’ve been receiving.
During these unprecedented times we are providing an opportunity to share our thinking with you on what we are seeing and how we are responding to the coronavirus pandemic. From grade schoolers to “go-go” retirees to those in retirement communities, each person is having their own unique experience and reaction to the various ways life has been temporarily modified.
Every year there are many retirees who are forced into an early retirement. In fact, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, almost half of retirees enter retirement earlier than they expected. Often these people planned to work until age 65, but a health problem, care-giving demands, or early termination from work led them to an early retirement.
In this Market Update Webinar, Matt Wilson, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer at Keen Wealth Advisors, takes a look back at what happened in 2019 in the markets and in the economy. And even more importantly, Matt takes a look ahead at what may be in store for 2020.