Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

Join Kerry Lutz in an engaging interview with author David Wright about his insightful book "Bonfire of the Sanities." This episode delves into the crucial strategies for managing retirement portfolios amidst today's economic fluctuations. Key highlights include:

• Purposeful Retirement Savings: Wright emphasizes understanding the real purpose behind one's retirement savings, urging investors to look beyond media hype and fleeting investment trends.

• Impact of COVID-19 and Economic Shifts: Explore how the global pandemic and subsequent economic shutdowns have reshaped the market landscape, posing unique challenges and opportunities for retirees.

• Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decisions: Gain insights into how the Federal Reserve's policies on interest rates might affect retirement portfolios, offering a perspective to help viewers make more informed financial decisions.

• Practical Investment Advice: The book provides actionable guidance on investing for income through dividends and interest, rather than relying on the sale of shares for financial sustenance.

• Working with Income Advisors: Wright advocates for the importance of professional advice in avoiding common investment pitfalls and adapting portfolios to changing market conditions.

🏦 Whether you're nearing retirement, already retired, or planning for the future, this episode offers valuable advice on navigating the complexities of retirement portfolio management in a volatile economic environment.

Find David @ David M. WrightWright Financial Group, LLChttps://wrightfinancialgroup.com › david-m-wright

Kerry Lutz interviewed William Nutting, proprietor of the financial newsletter NutStuff, who discussed the challenges facing investors worldwide in seeking out good returns, including diversifying away from the big stocks and investing in special situations, small caps, crypto, gold, uranium, commodities, and emerging markets. Nutting emphasized the importance of understanding that the world has changed to a world of positive real rates and that companies that are going to be successful are those that have repaired themselves and are selling products that people need and use increasingly more. He also discussed the potential for investment opportunities in areas with increasing weighting in global benchmarks, such as Saudi Arabia, and the importance of embracing common sense when it comes to investment spending and capital expenditures. Finally, Nutting shared his investment strategy of looking for opportunities in markets that are priced for perfection, such as artificial intelligence and marijuana, and provided information about his subscription-based investment research business and the content it covers.

Find his newsletter @ NutStuff.co.uk