The cost of retirement just went up. What now?


Inflation has become a real focal point in everyday conversations and a major policy concern for our Federal Reserve. It impacts each of us differently based on our spending and lifestyle decisions and has always been a variable to consider in planning your investment and financial goals. However, the last time Americans saw an annual rate of inflation above 8% was in January 1982.

How should you account for inflation when considering your ability to retire and manage income in retirement?

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