From American Retirement Insider <[email protected]>
Subject How Much Cash Should Retirees Really Keep on Hand?
Date December 28, 2025 7:00 PM
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One of the hardest retirement questions sounds simple, but it can quietly make or break your plan.

How much cash should you keep on the sidelines — and where should it actually sit?

Too little creates panic. Too much quietly erodes your future.

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Do you feel confident you’re holding the right amount of cash in retirement?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

Studies show retirees who keep at least one year of expenses in cash are significantly less likely to sell investments during market downturns, even during major bear markets.

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