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Given that many people might need to work during their retirement years, it might make sense to include "wages" as a source of retirement income in the above chart. In this case, I'd rate wages as "good" in both normal times and in times of high inflation, since wages can be a reliable source of income. During a recession, wages are "good" only if you can get and keep a job. If that's the case, wage income ranks up there with Social Security as a source of income that does well in all economic climates, and is a good reason to keep your feet in the job market. But it's a risk to rely heavily on wage income if you're employed in a job or industry that's vulnerable to layoffs.