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PERSONAL FINANCE13:16 UTCMar 25 1 min readSource: MarketWatch

‘I want safe returns’: I’m 73 with $300,000 saved. I’m not interested in the stock market. What should I do?

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‘I want safe returns’: I’m 73 with $300,000 saved. I’m not interested in the stock market. What should I do?
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“I’m not concerned about leaving money to the next generation.”

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  • / Retiree prioritizes capital preservation over growth, rejecting stock market volatility despite potential inflation risks.
  • / Low-risk investment options (e.g., CDs, Treasury bonds, annuities) align with goal of steady, safe income without legacy planning.
  • / Financial advisors may recommend diversifying beyond cash to balance safety with modest returns for long-term sustainability.

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