时代周刊:筹划退休人群 如何应对意外风险(2)
日期:2018-08-06 16:23

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2.EMOTIONAL RISK
2.情绪风险
This risk tends to be highest during periods of market extremes,
往往市场波动极大时这种风险最大,
when emotion and impulse are more likely to affect our investing decisions.
那时,情绪和冲动更容易左右我们的投资决策D%ibLj#jGc6x~@v
But whether it’s getting overly excited when stocks are on a tear or too pessimistic when the market is taking a beating,
然而,无论是股市一路高歌时得意忘形,还是股市陷入低迷时消沉悲观,
letting your emotions sway your investing strategy can inflict real damage on your retirement prospects.
让情绪左右投资决策都会给你的退休前景造成重大伤害H+fA370xJs
One way to manage this risk is to set—and then preferably put in writing, so you’ll be more likely to stick to it—an asset allocation strategy
管控这种风险的办法之一就是定一个资产配置策略 - 最好以书面形式,这样更有可能坚持下去 -
that will increase your chances of being able to ride out stocks’ ups and downs without reacting rashly to them.
让你更好地驾驭股票涨落而不是草率地做决定,wXD)HV20-^sA;
A risk-tolerance asset-allocation tool like the free version Vanguard offers can help you come up with such an asset mix.
能够承受风险的Vanguard免费版本等资产配置工具就可以帮助你研究出这样的资产组合(Ygj@Yc,ef5oMN
Whatever stocks-bonds blend you ultimately decide on, make sure you rebalance occasionally
无论你最终决定选择怎样的股票债券组合比例,都务必时不时地重新调整您的组合比例,
to ensure that gains or losses in different holdings don’t cause your portfolio to stray too far from your target mix.
确保多种投资项目产生的收益或损失不会让您的投资组合偏离目标组合太远|L5T6-h~=rV~UcY92
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3.LONGEVITY RISK
3.长寿风险
You might think that this risk—
你可能认为这种风险 -
which is essentially the possibility that you could live much longer and spend a lot more time in retirement than expected—
大致就是你的寿命比预料的更长,因而退休时间也更长的可能性 -
would be an issue only after you retire.
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The danger, of course, is that if you underestimate how long you might live (as many people do),
其危险性当然在于你要是低估了自己了自己的寿命(其实很多人都这样)
you might spend down your nest egg too quickly and outlive your savings.
你就可能很快花完自己的退休基金而自己还活着^Hc4o8u.*5cM
But longevity risk can also come into play during your working years.
问题是,长寿风险可能在你未退休之际就开始发挥作用d5CypF^IXy&
If you assume you need to save enough during your career to support you for 20 years after you leave your job,
如果您觉得自己需要在退休之前存够能在退休后养活自己20年的钱,
and you actually end up living 25 or 30 years in retirement,
而你实际上的退休时间为25或30年,
you’re not going to accumulate nearly enough savings to maintain your pre-retirement standard of living throughout your post-career life.
那你存的钱就无法让你在退休之后继续维持退休前的生活水平OWx~ePMW!P1)
It’s impossible to know exactly when you’re going to shuffle off this mortal coil.
我们无法准确知道我们何时才会撒手人寰1W6cpiptUX
But you can get a more realistic sense of how long you may be around by going to the Actuaries Longevity Illustrator.
但是,你可以访问Actuaries Longevity Illustrator网站,对自己可能会活多久有一个更切实际的认识fJi_,5cN~Kt=g=S,L
With these estimates in hand, you will be able to better assess how much you ought to be saving during your career
有了这些判断,你就可以更好地确定自己在退休前需要存钱的数额,
and how much you can safely afford to spend once you’re retired.
以及自己在退休能能够承受的消费水平*MSKR^))bjK(_ZyaS
Of course, you won’t entirely eliminate longevity risk.
当然了,大家并不能彻底规避掉长寿风险f^1|vu]MqJK_ix
But you’ll be much better equipped to deal with it.
但你还是可以更好地应对这一风险];bW*2*7MW,sb01

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重点讲解

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1. more likely to 更可能
policemen who fear they will be shot are more likely to kill suspects.
害怕歹徒先开枪的警察更有可能击毙嫌犯#JM^wSx0RZl~Z%6Lvp

2. on a tear 上涨
Oil is not the only commodity on a tear.
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3. inflict damage on 给……造成损失
North Korea may have intentionally floated underwater mines to inflict damage on us.
朝鲜很有可能故意设置水雷,以给我们造成损失1xbme]8jDCJm@1

4.shuffle off this mortal coil 去世
I heard that Jenkins shuffled off this mortal coil over the weekend.
听说,上周末詹金斯去世了se(7nOBi0PWhON;2Ovc

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重点单词
  • impulsen. 冲动,驱动力,倾向,心血来潮 vt. 推动
  • strayn. 走失的家畜,浪子 adj. 迷途的,偶然的 vi.
  • longevityn. 长寿
  • portfolion. 文件夹,作品集,证券投资组合
  • affectvt. 影响,作用,感动
  • issuen. 发行物,期刊号,争论点 vi. & vt 发行,流
  • impossibleadj. 不可能的,做不到的 adj. 无法忍受的
  • eliminatev. 除去,剔除; 忽略
  • stickn. 枝,杆,手杖 vt. 插于,刺入,竖起 vi. 钉
  • pessimisticadj. 悲观的,悲观主义的