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You are an investment counselor and your new 65 year old client has come in for...

You are an investment counselor and your new 65 year old client has come in for some advice. He is considering retiring in a year and wants to know more about how to make a return suitable for retirement income and still maintain his principle initial investment. Like most people, he knows very little about investing money and the many different investment securities available to him. What would you tell him.

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