Episode 93, Why Retirees Should Own More Stocks from Blackrock's Head of ETFs
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Coming up on the 93rd Bogleheads on Investing podcast. Many people might retire at 70 and live to be 100 and need 30 years out of their portfolio. On an individual year, inflation of 3% maybe doesn't seem like a big deal, but compound that over 30 years, that's a very big deal for your portfolio. If you don't have exposure to something that can keep up with inflation, you could really start to see an erosion of your portfolio value in real terms.
It could be about that plays out horribly if you see a major sell-off and you have to start taking drawdowns of your savings at a very inopportune time in retirement. It's much more useful for investors to be thinking about. BlackRock's US head of equity ETF's Jay Jacobs answers questions from the Boglets community on how to invest simply. how to design the right stock bond glide path for retirement, tax and trading considerations, international stock exposure, and more. Hello everyone, I'm John Laskin, board member for the John C.
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