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    Even in Good Times, a ‘Silent Stalker’ Can Raid Your Retirement Plan

    Jul 14, 2020 3 minutes

    If you’re someone who pays attention to the U.S. economy and thinks about the effect those numbers could have on your financial future, you’ve probably been feeling rather optimistic lately.

    The stock market has bounced back from its recent downturn. The nation’s unemployment rate ticked lower in June, with 4.8 million jobs added to the payrolls. The housing market has showed signs of recovery. And, thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, income tax rates should stay at historic lows through 2025.

    Most of the retirees and pre-retirees I meet — many of whom

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