While the author of today’s article does not expect that the next bear market will be as painful as the last, he notes that those approaching or already in retirement still “need to keep a sharp eye on risk.” As such, he proceeds to highlight what he believes are the best stock funds for 2017 for retirees. Specifically, these are funds that should perform well in bear markets relative to their peers and which have low expense ratios, managers who invest heavily in them, and “solid risk-adjusted returns”. To read about these six stock funds, CLICK HERE.
Are These The 6 Best Stock Funds For Retirees In 2017?
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