Managing your retirement savings and spending is always a juggling act, with many balls all requiring careful control to keep everything airborne. This task only gets harder when you must do it while balancing on unsteady ground. But such is the reality facing retirees and near-retirees as President Donald Trump embarks on his second term.
From the threat of tariff wars and inflation to uncertainty about health care costs and stock market volatility, retiring in today's shifting political landscape is not for the faint of heart. But there are ways you can retake some control over your financial future. The trick is knowing how to alter the arc of your throw so those juggling balls stay in the air.
