The SILENT RETIREMENT KILLER - Are you DOOMED?!?

Every retiree or future retiree is about to face a huge threat to their retirement... In this video, I'm sharing what that threat is and how to combat it.

Inflation has already destroyed the retirement dreams of many throughout the world. While it can be a killer if you don’t know how to fight it, there are ways of dealing with it. In this video, I talk about some of the ways that people can not only survive through inflation but thrive. For instance, where to put your money (and where to avoid leaving it), my investment strategies, where to live in retirement, and how to live life with easy inflation-fighting strategies.

Disclaimer: this is not investment advice

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ABOUT ME
I'm Jordan and am an American living in Mexico with my Husky, Laska. In January of 2018 I left the US to start traveling Mexico. Since then, I've been making travel videos about my life in Mexico, travel tips, Las Vegas tips videos, and advice for those considering moving abroad.

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[hotfi]

I think a lot of the naysayers in this comment section don't realize that your audience isn't just people who are looking to travel from time to time, but also many who are looking to retire abroad, retire early, become expats etc. so this video fits. Looking forward to more videos outside of your comfort zone and to see Tangerine Travels grow and evolve!

[lawhoff]

I don't think I have ever seen one video that provided so many ways for people to plan for retirement or help them right now! Just great.

[annetravel]

I really appreciate that you know your demographics. I am 55 and travel full time and retirement is something important to me but, should really be important to people your age. Thanks.

[bananapatch]

Vanguard total bond index and vanguard total stock index….pick the allocation based on age and risk tolerance.
- Ben Stein

[peterr]

Great video, as a retiree, the tag line got my attention. But, do you have a DBA company registered in the US so you can pay yourselves a salary and deduct FICA, etc.? The money you do earn with your various hustles, will not contribute to Social Security, and for may Americans, even those who thought they would never need it, the monthly SS check and Medicare are life savers. Spot on with the inflation cautions, but time does pass very quickly.

[suzieparker]

After I watched this I had a little anxiety attack. You have motivated me to get my act together in the financial department. I made a savings plan and am sticking to it. Thank you so much for your insights.

[d.wayneotto]

This is a very important message. It's a shame financial literacy is not taught in schools to young people. Jordan's message is most definitely linked to dreams of retiring in Mexico, or wherever one might wish to retire. I'm retired, hedged against inflation, and living my best retired life. Why? Because my parents, who were not well off, were financially astute. They imparted money matters upon us kids right from the start. I didn't realize it then - but I sure thank them now!

[stevenartistandcrafter]

I’m impressed with your knowledge of retirement numbers and strategies! Good work young man!

[jlina]

This actually keeps me up at night; thanks so much for making this! I suggested finance videos and then it happened LOL

[tunemistress]

As a retired financial advisor and mortgage specialist, I can say this is all good info, well done Jordan - Anne

[JudithLawrence]

I was so busy being a single mom raising 3 girls after separation that I didn't plan for retirement. I always wanted to understand the stocks market and also learn forex so I went to school immediately and learned what I needed to get started. glad I did and suggest everyone get this type of education. I moved to a more moderate climate, bought a new house, and even have emergency money in the bank. The man who I never divorced, who refused to pay child support also helped me after his recent death. The increase in social security and life insurance was an added bonus. Neither of us ever took each other off as a dependent and talked daily. Turns out we were better friends while not living in the same house.

[francisdelvecchio]

INVESTING IN AN S&P 500 INDEX FUND IS PROBABLY BETTER THAN BUYING INDIVIDUAL STOCKS, PROVIDED YOU HOLD AND DO NOT SELL FOR QUITE A LONG TIME. ALMOST NO INVESTORS OUTPERFORM THE 500 INDEX FOR MORE THAN A FEW YEARS BY BUYING STOCKS.

[donaldwebster]

Investing in stocks (or better yet, for most people index ETFs or Mutual Funds) was your best idea. Getting into the rental real estate game is a terrible idea for most people; it only makes sense for people who are going to do the property management themselves (repairs, evictions, prospecting for tenants). Insurance and taxes eat up all the profits; regular homeowners insurance doesn't cover damage (vandalism) done by tenants. Unless you put the real estate into an LLC, liabilities from the property can take away your other savings.

[karengarner]

Great video, my dad is dealing with these issues now, he retired 10 years ago, and each year his income is worth less and less with the price increasing on everything.

[Alejandra-lfwv]

Yo soy maestra en Texas y estoy pensando en retirarme en Mexico en 10 años, aunque soy de Venezuela y mi país es bellísimo la situación política es horrible. Gracias por estos videos me ayudan mucho a planificar mi retiro 🙏

[JoeSmith-gnki]

Another factor to take into consideration is the federal minimum wage is $7.25 and many states minimum wage is also $7.25. State by state they are slowly raising minimum wage and eventually the feds will raise the minimum wage and that will impact inflation and retirees savings as well.

[danbro]

As one of your retired "older" viewers, I must say that you have dispensed some excellent, common-sense advice for those folks who are planning for their future. Everything you discussed was right on target. I even like your stock picks. The old "widows and orphans" stocks like GE and AT&T have lost their relevance in today's world. AT&T, for example, has announced that they will be cutting their dividend in half - at a time of high inflation, no less. They are trying to recover from terrible management decisions. So is GE, once a stalwart of the Dow, cut their dividends and the stock price has fallen by almost 50% in the last few years. These are 100 years old companies that lost their vision and the ability to be relevant in a modern world. Make more videos like this....

[jhors]

Great job on this helpful video. Glad you are branching out in content. I enjoy both yours and Maddie's videos and glad your channel is continuing to grow.

[daveepperson]

One thing many folks forget is what happens to Debt in inflationary environment. If you take on Debt or have Debt with a fixed asset like a House while interest rates are lower then inflation you will be a winner . That debt you owe will seem reduced each year in relation to everything else which is going up. Your house will appreciation at the inflationary rate in most cases but as long as the interest rate on the debt is lower then inflation you will make out better. This only works with for fixed rate mortgages that are below the inflation rate btw. Variable rate the bank wins in most cases. So if you have a cheap mortgage rate on your house under 5% you may want to hold on to that house and its cheap mortgage and rent it out instead when you retire.

[onkelreisendemac]

Maybe you Jordan at should start a parallel channel on economic topics that evolves around economy, because then you will have two streams of income to play with. It will also functioning as a safety net in case this channel would be demonetized for some funky reason :)