By the time you reach your 70s, you may well already be retired, or at least thinking about it carefully. But does hitting your 70s mean you need to change your investing strategy or stop investing altogether?
While it is never too late, there are some important considerations to take into account when managing your investments in your 70s.
“While your working life may be coming to an end, your investing runway still has decades left to run, so don’t ever feel like you’ve been aged out of investing,” said Darius McDermott, managing director at broker Chelsea Financial Services. “When you’re relying on your portfolio for income, capital preservation and diversification have never mattered more.”







