Protecting your pension
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ABOUT THE EVENT
ABOUT THE EVENT
With all major asset classes struggling, and inflation having the upper hand over central banks, investors should be rightly concerned about their retirement plans. But what are the risks to your future pension income, and how can they be overcome? How should investors think more carefully about retirement planning and meeting their future income needs?
In the face of stock market volatility, is it best to transfer some retirement savings into cash or hold out for the long run? And what is the role of diversification in protecting your capital?
Watch the on demand 50-minute webinar as our panel of experts from across the financial sector delve into how you could preserve the real value of your pension assets and retirement income over the long term.
Register below and follow the instruction in your email to watch.
KEY TOPICS
If the stock market is in for a further period of consolidation, what does this mean for income withdrawal strategies?
What asset classes can provide the best hedge against inflation?
What are the various income strategies available for those already in retirement to make the most of their pot?
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