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I wouldn't be worried so much about inflation if my retirement investments were inflating in parallel, but that isn't happening. Quite the opposite. |
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As the old saying goes, elections have consequences...
Reminds me of this old song from Jimmy Buffett: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0nG5CBURUw |
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Their over spending is a habit Time to pour some dancing rabbit Grab a highball glass and fill in with some Ice |
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Change investments. Or hold the course and gain on the opposite side. Proper asset allocation has been shown to be the most deciding factor over time.
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