November 6, 2022
By : Quick Insurance Guru
High inflation persists, but there's a worry among those in retirement.
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One survey found that inflation is America's biggest issue, and worry about it is acute among those aged 50 and older.
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Four out of five Americans in that age bracket express unease about inflation in retirement, with 84% of preretirees having that sentiment compared to 76% of retirees.
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Inflation is up 8.3% year-over-year in August, which prompted another significant interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
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Inflation can be problematic for a person with a fixed income, particularly if it means that it reduces purchasing power.
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Inflation is very good for working people who have earned enough to make enough money saving for retirement.
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1. Do an In-Depth Budget Analysis
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2. Consider Inflation-Protected Annuities
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3. Draw on Cash, Keep Your Portfolio Balanced
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4. Delay Claiming Social Security Benefits
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5. Downsize and Relocate
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