Because Americans are living longer, they should be investing more: Expert
This investor gives long-term savings tips for people nearing retirement
Money Map Press chief investment strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald discusses investing as people start living longer lives. He says you should keep your money in the market and this allows you to take on more risk.
When it comes to investing for the long term, “you can afford to take on more risk than you think,” an investment strategist told FOX Business on Thursday.
Money Map Press chief investment strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald discussed how to invest as Americans continue to have longer lives with FOX Business’ Charles Payne.
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“We're living longer and people are really beginning to outrun their money. And that's a problem.”
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Fitz-Gerald recommended keeping your money in the stock market instead of pulling it out for fear of increased risk as you age.
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“You lose out on the unlimited prosperity; you lose out on the upside,” he told Payne.
“If you're 60, you're active, you have a reasonable probability of living, I think most investors could double the amount of money they've got in the stock market and still not have enough upside.”