Mortgage and mutual funds clash in retirement dilemma
The writer, a 68 year old retiree with cash, savings, and market investments, asks whether to mortgage the home to invest. The adviser rejects refinancing, noting the value of leaving blue chips and income funds intact. The column discusses safe investment paths, compounding, and income fund options for a cautious retiree.
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