u/Common-Willingness57

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So I’m reading online that the S&P is projected to return 3% nominally for the next decade, basically keeping on par with inflation - 0 real growth.

With sequence risk and volatility risk considered, wouldn’t cash be a pretty descent alternative with such bad rates. I mean your trading 3% nominal returns for volatility and sequence risk. As a new retiree cash sounds appealing with these projected rates

Article: https://www.gspublishing.com/content/research/en/reports/2024/10/18/29e68989-0d2c-4960-bd4b-010a101f711e.html

What are your thoughts. Is it worth it with such low returns

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u/Common-Willingness57 — 22 days ago