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Retirement planner Dennis Farrah in Aurora Colorado says "inflation can negatively affect your spending power in retirement." Farrah also says..."make sure your financial planner understands inflation...if they don't...find a new planner."

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Retirement planning expert Dennis Farrah from Senior Planning Services in Denver & Scottsdale,  discusses how inflation can affect retirement income and some strategies to offset inflation.

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Denver Scottsdale retirement planning expert Dennis Farrah from Senior Planning Services talks about stock market volatility's effect on retirement income and strategies to minimize risk.

With the recent volatility of the equity markets, annuities are gaining in popularity. The benefits of asset protection and guaranteed income are attractive attributes for investors who are more risk averse and near or in retirement.

An equity-indexed annuity (EIA) is an alternative savings plan for conservative investors. It can come as an immediate or deferred annuity, so the periodic payments promised in the contract are delayed. An investor may take on more risk compared to fixed or variable annuities. The returns are linked to the performance of a particular stock market index, often the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). The performance also depends on the terms of the contract. However, these instruments have the benefit of more potential return while providing the traditional benefits of being an annuity

For many people, estate planning falls under the same category as going to the dentist: deal with it as seldom as possible or only when absolutely necessary. In addition, those with low incomes and low net worth often feel that estate planning is unnecessary, and is a process reserved for the rich. However, what most people don't know is that proper estate planning goes beyond allocating money or other assets. There are a number of common estate planning errors that can be avoided by arming yourself with adequate knowledge about estate planning.
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