10/22/2026
Market volatility affects you differently if you are taking regular withdrawals from your portfolio.
When you’re still working and contributing, lower prices may allow your contributions to purchase more shares.
In retirement, a downturn may coincide with an unexpected home repair, medical expense, or family need. If the portfolio is your only available source of cash, you may have to sell investments at an unfavorable time.
That’s why having more than one potential source of liquidity can matter.
An emergency fund, available credit, or another source of accessible funds may give you time to evaluate your choices with your financial and tax professionals.
The goal is not to predict every surprise. It’s to avoid having only one way to respond.
Click the link to learn about three other ways to build more flexibility into your retirement plan.
https://themeakemgroup.com/4-ways-to-build-more-financial-flexibility-in-retirement/