Tariffs, Inflation & Your Retirement: How Rising Prices Could Quietly Reduce Your Income
Thursday, July 2, 2026 · 6:30 p.m.
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Central Time (US & Canada) (GMT -5:00)
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Presenter
Matthew P. Johnson
Investment Advisor Representative | Owner and President
Matthew P. Johnson is the President and Owner of Johnson Wealth and Income Management, a third-generation firm that has served clients for more than 75 years. With nearly three decades of experience in the financial services industry, Matthew helps individuals approach retirement with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
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Inflation has remained one of the biggest financial concerns for retirees and pre-retirees—and now new tariff discussions, supply chain instability, and global economic uncertainty are creating even more pressure on household costs. While many people think inflation only affects groceries or gas prices, the reality is that rising costs can quietly impact nearly every part of retirement, including healthcare, travel, housing, insurance, taxes, and long-term income sustainability.
For retirees living on fixed income or withdrawals from retirement accounts, even small increases in monthly expenses can create significant long-term financial consequences. The challenge is not just higher prices today—it’s how years of rising costs can slowly reduce purchasing power and place additional strain on retirement savings over time.
In this educational webinar, we’ll explore how inflation and current economic policies may affect retirement income planning, why market-based portfolios may react differently during inflationary periods, and how retirees can begin thinking about protecting income from rising costs. We’ll also discuss the hidden risks many retirees overlook when relying on traditional withdrawal strategies during periods of economic uncertainty.
If you’re concerned about how today’s economy could affect your retirement lifestyle, future income, or long-term financial confidence, this webinar will provide valuable insight into the challenges many retirees are now facing—and the planning opportunities many people miss.