"As anyone starts to wade into retirement, the first financial things on their mind are likely all about how to handle market volatility and inflation. Anyone in this position should really be thinking about shuffleboard and beach days, but making sure there is enough money to last throughout retirement is, understandably, the primary concern for just about everyone. It's for this reason that soon-to-be retirees or those just starting in retirement should turn their attention to a couple of inflation-proof ETFs that can keep"
"There isn't much room to debate that when prices are rising, retirees are going to need income streams that can rise with them. Without the reliability of a steady paycheck every two weeks, there is something to be said for generating meaningful cash flow and not just drawing down more and more as costs rise. The idea of drawing down to pay bills might have sounded good at one time, but market volatility and AI bubble concerns"
Retirees face inflation and market volatility, so income strategies must generate rising cash flow instead of relying solely on bonds or portfolio drawdowns. High-yield dividend ETFs can deliver meaningful distributions, reduce dependence on individual stocks, and offer diversification with typically lower volatility. ETFs allow predictable budgeting by producing regular income while retaining long-term staying power despite economic uncertainty and AI-related market worries. Moving toward dividend-focused ETFs can enhance cash flow, provide inflation resistance, and replace the old bond-heavy approach with a more durable income solution for those entering or already in retirement.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]