Remind yourself (frequently) that a market collapse will occur at some point—and design your long-term investment strategy accordingly
Jan. 3, 2020 12:18 pm ET
I plan to retire this year. My nest egg, the markets and the economy all appear to be in good shape. My question: Am I missing something? Is there anything on the horizon, financially, that would make retiring in the near future more risky than not? This is a good question to start the New Year. It gives me the chance to talk about something that all of us can fall victim to: a sense of complacency.
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