About Mike Wilson
Michael L. Wilson, MBA, CFP®, CRC®, is the owner of Integrity Financial Planning. Prior to founding Integrity in 1998, he worked for two years as a faculty member at the College for Financial Planning in Denver, training other financial advisors. Mike has 10 years of experience in the mutual fund industry, having worked with Fidelity Investments and Invesco Mutual Funds. He holds an MBA in Finance from Baylor University. Learn more about his work at www.integrityplanner.com.
In our ongoing series on risks faced by a retiree, this time we want to talk about “investment risk.” When we’re saving for retirement while working, we hopefully never have to sell a retirement investment to generate income. We’re working … Continue reading →
In our ongoing series on risks faced by a retiree, this time I want to talk about “legislative risk.” (I suppose if you wanted to be more cynical, you could call it “political risk,” but I digress.) Legislative risk describes … Continue reading →
In our ongoing series of risks faced by retirees, we turn our attention to interest rate risk this time. Interest rate risk affects both the investments and the income of retirees. On the investment side, when interest rates rise, bond … Continue reading →
For all retirees, one decision you have to make is when to start your Social Security (SS) retirement benefits. You would think that would be pretty basic, but we do have the federal government involved here. Here are some of … Continue reading →
Nowadays, many retirees (or soon to be retirees) want to work to some degree in their retirement years. These so-called “bridge jobs” can serve many purposes, such as the need for income, the social aspects of a workplace, or perhaps … Continue reading →
To continue our series on different types of risks faced by today’s retirees, we need to also spend some time talking about “business risk.” In our context, business risk simply means that a company you rely on for some form … Continue reading →
In our ongoing series on retirement risks and challenges, married retirees must also deal with handling the loss of a spouse. From a personal standpoint, the death of a lifelong partner is a major loss psychologically and emotionally to the … Continue reading →
Last week we talked about longevity risk, which for retirees basically means outliving your money. Another risk that quietly creeps in during the retirement years is inflation. You may also hear this called “purchasing power risk,” and it essentially means … Continue reading →
Retirees face a wide variety of risks during the “golden years.” One of the biggest challenges is making sure you don’t outlive your money (also known as “longevity risk”). If we knew in advance when we were going to die, … Continue reading →
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A Hassle-Free, Well-Balanced Investment Strategy for: IRA Investors 401k and 403b Savers Retirees Who Need Retirement Income The 4 × 14 Retirement Portfolio™ One of the most important decisions to make as a retirement investor is the … Continue reading →