“Instead of thinking, ‘how do I maintain my lifestyle,’ think instead ‘how much of my lifestyle am I willing to risk.’” Ryan Zabrowski, a financial expert, highlighted the potential challenges for retirees and others living on fixed incomes who rely on interest payments.
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