A seminar told a couple in their 60s annuities outperform stocks — a wealth mana

When you're in your 60s, every decision you make about your money can feel high-stakes. After all, you're pretty close to retirement if you aren't retired already, and you don't have decades to invest and grow your wealth.

That's why it's important to be careful about the advice you follow and make sure that you're making the best investment choices that align with your goals.

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For example, let's pretend that Sarah and Fred attended a free seminar on investing for retirees, and the speaker billed himself as a financial professional with tips on helping seniors prepare for life without a paycheck.

The seminar speaker told the attendees that annuities can outperform stocks, and Sarah and Fred aren't sure whether his claims were accurate or whether they were sold a bill of goods. So, should Sarah and Fred

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/seminar-told-couple-60s-annuities-093000525.html)