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In this segment of “Your Journey, Your Questions” we dive into market corrections, recessions, and strategies to protect your investment portfolio.
– Difference between market correction and recession.
– Frequency of market corrections and bear markets.
– Historical market events and their impact on retirement planning.
– Importance of preparing for market volatility.
– Building a recession-resistant portfolio.
Loren Merkle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, RETIREMENT INCOME CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL FIDUCIARY®
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Chawn Honkomp, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, RETIREMENT INCOME CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL FIDUCIARY®, CPA®
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Molly Nelson, Host of Retiring Today
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00:00 What are market corrections?
04:54 Journey to Retirement workshop example
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