A prolonged bull market has prompted some retirees to rely on one Social Security strategy: Claim benefits early and invest the money.
But use that strategy at your own risk.
Though most prognosticators do not think recent volatility signals an end to the nine-year bull market, the wild swings are likely here to stay.
And a full-on downturn is always a possibility.
"I don't know when or how large it will be, but there's always going to be a bear market and correction in the future," said Aaron E. Graham, a financial planner at Abacus Planning Group in Columbia, South Carolina.
But use that strategy at your own risk.
Though most prognosticators do not think recent volatility signals an end to the nine-year bull market, the wild swings are likely here to stay.
And a full-on downturn is always a possibility.
"I don't know when or how large it will be, but there's always going to be a bear market and correction in the future," said Aaron E. Graham, a financial planner at Abacus Planning Group in Columbia, South Carolina.
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