Timothy Sumer

One of the most important questions I've been asked is what are the best investments to protect your portfolio. You see strong risk mitigation is the number one factor in a portfolios longevity and sustainability. And longevity is crucial especially for retirees who plan on living off their portfolios earnings. Now there are many ways someone can improve their portfolios ability to tolerate downside risk. for example, you have bonds, dividend stocks or ETFs, or high income investments like covered call ETFs. Overall, These investments are tools you can use to help preserve your Capital or safeguard your invested money from significant losses. But how do you choose the best ones? You see during specific economic conditions, certain investments are favoured over others. But overall, a portfolio of bonds and equities carry their own disadvantages. Especially when you look at bonds. Bonds Lack Diversity: Investing in individual bonds limits your ability to achieve