Most of us invest in order to be retire comfortably. As an investor, my personal strategy is to pick specific stocks that pays me regularly. Once this payout reaches a point where it can sustain my lifestyle, I can officially retire. I share more about it here, but that’s not the focus of today’s article. I like picking stocks and managing my investment portfolio. But not everyone wants to actively invest during retirement for two main reasons:

• Risk of losing your retirement monies
• You want to enjoy your life and spend time on other more important things

Hence today, we’re going to explore the feasibility of a simple, no-brainer retirement portfolio consisting just 2 ETFs. Why two ETFs? ETFs are exchange traded funds that tracks an underlying index passively. With ETFs, investors do not need to pick individual stocks (which means you don’t need to lose hair or sleep over “which stock to buy?”, “can buy now?” type of questions).