Planning for the Unexpected: Risk Management in Retirement
Retirement is full of unknowns. From market volatility to unexpected health issues, it’s crucial to have a plan for managing risks.
1. Insurance
Insurance can help protect your retirement savings. Consider adding:
- Long-term care insurance to cover expenses related to assisted living or nursing home care.
- Disability insurance if you plan to work past traditional retirement age.
- Annuities for a guaranteed income stream that protects against market downturns.
2. Emergency Funds
An emergency fund is essential in retirement to cover unexpected expenses like home repairs or medical bills without having to dip into your investment accounts.
3. Estate Planning
Risk management also includes ensuring your estate plan is up to date. This ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and avoids family disputes.
Resources:
- Genworth Long-Term Care Calculator: Estimate long-term care costs: genworth.com
- LegalZoom: Estate planning resources: legalzoom.com
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