The past decade-plus of extraordinary stock market returns has created a sense of security for many retirees, but it's essential to remember that such growth isn't guaranteed to continue.
Vanguard recently projected the next 10-year annualized return for U.S. equities to fall between 3.2-5.2%. Baby boomers who have relied on continued stock market growth to fund their retirement may need to adjust their expectations.
As baby boomers enter or continue their retirement years, several economic and investing factors could create challenges, impacting their financial plans.
Rising healthcare costs represent one of the most significant financial challenges that baby boomers face in retirement, according to the Fidelity Retiree Health Care Cost Estimate.
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