Guy Stephens: The realities of pension drawdown investing
'A buffer replenishment strategy'

Guy Stephens: "You do not want sleepless nights the next time the proverbial hits the fan."
When 10-year benchmark gilt yields are below 1% it is time to rethink your pension strategy, writes Guy Stephens. With that in mind, however, he asks what the options are for effective drawdown investing ...
One of the biggest conundrums facing an aspiring retiree when approaching pension drawdown and retirement is how to invest their investment pot so that it lasts as long as they do. Historically, conventional...
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