Should You Invest in Crypto currency in Retirement

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Being in financial services for over 20 years now, I've found that most retirees worry about running out of their life savings because they are no longer getting a paycheck.

So I specialize in managing their investments to provide an income that is predictable, consistent, safe and can even increase every year, no matter what the market does.

Ultimately giving them the peace of mind they desire throughout retirement.

 

The title of the show today is "Should You Invest in Crypto currency in Retirement?"

Over the past few months I've been getting a lot of questions about investing in gold... which is 
nothing new honestly, because whenever there is inflation or market correction concerns, gold is usually the topic of interest.

But lately I've been getting more and more questions about crypto currencies, like Bitcoin for example. So we're going to discuss, at a high level, what crypto currency is and whether or not it makes sense to use it as part of your retirement income planning.

 
Later on in the show we'll resume talking about beiing "Social Security ready, a fact sheet for ages 49-60". 

 

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