I’ve Been Semi-Retired for a Quarter Decade: Do We Have Enough Money? Am I Bored? Are We Happy?
The first quarter of a decade since I left my full-time job and chose semi-retirement has been a blur. Here's everything we've experienced.
The first quarter of a decade since I left my full-time job and chose semi-retirement has been a blur. Here's everything we've experienced.
It was remarkable to discover the difference between aiming for FI and reaching FI. Here are some math and psychological lessons I learned.
Let's take a look at the case of a 74-year-old retired physician who wants to give money away but is worried about running out of assets.
Spending flexibility isn't only taking a little bit less from your portfolio for one year. It could mean spending a lot less for 10 years.
The goal of retirement planning is to maximize quality of life by enhancing retirement income and spending. Some are playing it too safe.
What's the point of all these income strategies in retirement? Let’s look at the risks and benefits of some and why you might consider them.
Let's take a look at four retirees who have very little money coming in every month. How do they live their lives? How do they survive?
There are hundreds of methods for how to spend from a retirement portfolio. Let's go over a few of them to see what might work best for you.
We make a large salary, and we're retiring in our 40s later this year. Here are my biggest fears and most rational thoughts about it.
Do physicians or other high income earners need more money than the average person to enjoy retirement? Just look at their spending patterns.
How do we decide how much is too much to spend in retirement and how little is too little? These withdrawal strategies make it easier.
While you shouldn't fear Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), they still can cause some "rich people" problems in retirement.
There is plenty of misunderstanding out there about how Social Security works. Here are eight key facts about Social Security you should know.
Learn from Four Pillars of Investing author, Dr William Bernstein, how to manage your level of risk to be a winner at the retirement game.
What's the best way to withdraw money in retirement? Is it total return with rebalancing or the Bucket Strategy? Or is there a better way?