Will Inflation Deflate Your Retirement? Rising costs might not be as big a threat to your retirement lifestyle as you fear.

✔ Having a diversified investment plan✔ Having the appropriate insurance✔ Working with a trust attorney to create and maintain an estate plan

The inflation rate has come down from the highs of 2022, but it remains a real concern. If you're retired and living off investment income, you may worry about whether your plan can withstand higher prices—and how inflation might impact your lifestyle.

Because financial plans account for different possibilities, they are designed to withstand economic shifts. Fidelity’s retirement analysis in the Planning & Guidance Center assumes 2.5% inflation when assessing retirement goals. If you expect long-term inflation to be higher, you can adjust your plan accordingly.

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Three key strategies to protect your retirement:

✔ Having a diversified investment plan✔ Having the appropriate insurance✔ Working with a trust attorney to create and maintain an estate plan