Inflation isn't just a headline; for retirees, it's a silent predator chipping away at buying power and long-term financial security. While broad inflation numbers may fluctuate, the "sticky" costs that hit seniors hardest—healthcare, insurance, property taxes, and utilities—often rise far faster than standard cost-of-living adjustments. Edward Jones Financial advisor Lee Colven breaks down the necessity of building flexibility into your portfolio to combat market volatility and rising expenses.
