Retirement planning in an inflationary era
Retirement savers face a problem previous generations didn't: a fiat currency that loses purchasing power by design, and bond portfolios that fell alongside stocks in 2022. These videos cover diversification, sequence-of-returns risk, and where hard assets fit.
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Common questions
How much of a retirement portfolio should be in precious metals?
There's no universal answer — mainstream allocations discussed by analysts typically range from 5% to 15% depending on goals and risk tolerance. The right number depends on your situation; that's a conversation, not a formula.
What is sequence-of-returns risk?
The danger that a major market decline hits in the first years of retirement, when withdrawals compound the damage. Assets that don't move in lockstep with stocks — including physical metals — can reduce that vulnerability.
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