About
Buffered ETF investing to buffer and reduce retirement risks of drawdowns, downside and market crashes. Buffered ETFs may help buffer some traditional equity, stocks and bond risks. Retire well. Prepare for bear markets and bull markets. Buffered ETFs not guaranteed and are not annuities. Advisory services are offered through ATX Financial Planning LLC, an SEC Registered Investment Adviser. This page is not a solicitation. All content is for information purposes only and should not be relied upon for any investment decisions. Full disclaimer: www.atxfinancialplanning.com/podsocialdisclosures
Creator
Mike Massey | Retirement Buffer - Reduce Downside Risks of Equity, Stocks, Bonds
host
Reviews
Episodes(3)
Episode 6 | THE BUFFERED ETF GUYS | Bear Markets vs Bull Markets: How Buffered ETFs Help Retirees Reduce Downside Risks, Prepare for Market Crashes, and Stay Invested Without Losing Peace of Mind
Markets goup. Markets go down. But retirement doesn’t pause just because of volatility.In Episode 6 of THE BUFFERED ETF GUYS , Mike Massey is joined by Dallanand Jack Nussbaum to unpack one of the most important questions retirees face: Howdo you prepare for BOTH bear markets and bull markets withou
Episode 5 | THE BUFFERED ETF GUYS | Innovator ETFs |Defined Outcome Investing, Buffer Risks, Reduce Drawdown, Low Costs, Tax Efficiency, Equity Protection|Retirement Risk Reduction
What’s the story behind the rise of defined outcome ETFs and how they could buffer retirement risks? 🎙️ In this episode, Mike Massey andDallan Maas welcome Jack Nussbaum from Innovator ETFs, a pioneer in the definedoutcome ETF and buffered ETF space. Jack shares how Innovator evolved inWheaton, Ill
Episode 4 | THE BUFFERED ETF GUYS | Are Buffered ETFs Too Good to Be True? Defined Outcomes & Real-World Tradeoffs
Are buffered ETFs really the holy grail—or are they just misunderstood? In this episode, Mike and Dallanunpack the most commonly touted benefits of buffered ETFs and how they may serve investors who want to buffer downside risks without abandoning the markets entirely. Using a framework borrowed fro