Beata Kuczynska / Professional Planner
Retirees are vulnerable to inflation because higher living costs eat into carefully calibrated savings plans that do not benefit from the injection of regular wages. Here’s what to do.
Investors are scrambling to find ways to protect their portfolios and financial plans from the insidious influence of inflation after economists warned that Tuesday’s federal budget could stoke further increases in the cost of goods and services.
Retirees are vulnerable to inflation because higher living costs eat into carefully calibrated savings plans that do not benefit from the injection of regular wages.
