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Average audio length:
4 minutes
English
United States
2562 episodes
since Nov. 6, 2018
episodic

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~96.77% of listeners are from United States.
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Hi there, welcome to the retirement quick tips podcast, I'm your host Ashley Micciche, I've been a financial advisor for 19 years and my team and I currently manage $480 million in client assets for about 300 clients. We've got a lot to cover today during an interesting quarter for markets (where …

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What happens when you save for decades, you stop working, and then the market completely falls apart? If you've asked this question and you worry about retiring at the worst possible time, you are not alone. I've seen people get so paralyzed by the thought of retiring into a bad market or a bad ec…
Welcome back to Retirement Quick Tips. I'm your host, Ashley Micciche, and today's episode is a little different. There's no retirement topic, unless you consider my summer sabbatical a lesson in mini-retirements. Instead, here's a quick update on what's happening with the podcast this summer. As…
We talked about why inflation is so dangerous in retirement, how stocks can help you stay ahead of inflation, why dividend growth matters, how bonds behave in rising rate environments, and how tools like TIPS and I Bonds can fit into a broader strategy. We also talked about practical steps like red…
Yesterday I talked about TIPS and I Bonds—two investment tools designed to help offset inflation. But today I want to zoom out and talk about something just as important: the practical, everyday decisions that can help you fight inflation outside of your portfolio.
Today I want to talk about two tools that are often used specifically for inflation protection: Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, and I Bonds.
Yesterday I talked about why stocks are one of the best long-term inflation hedges. But today I want to get more specific because not all stocks perform equally well during inflationary periods.
Today I want to talk about one of the best long-term inflation hedges available to retirees: stocks.
This week I'm going to talk about how retirees can build a portfolio that is better designed to withstand inflation. We'll cover stocks, dividend-paying companies, bonds, Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, and practical steps you can take to protect your purchasing power.
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