Cinderella and Sequence Risk

An advisor shares a modern version of Cinderella that offers valuable insight on sequence of return risk.

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In this video, Salvatore M. Capizzi, EVP with Dunham Investment Counsel Inc., shares a modern version of Cinderella that offers valuable insight on sequence of return risk.

Here’s how the story goes: Cinderella and her stepsisters each inherited $1 million, available at age 65, and had to choose between two investment return sequences.

The video is a great way to explain to clients how sequence of returns works.

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