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Want guac in your burrito bowl or extra legroom on your flight? A new financial guideline might help you decide. This Wall Street Journal article introduces a simple rule for worry-free spending decisions.
Read Article →It’s widely believed that people spend less in retirement than when they were working. One popular rule of thumb is that you will have to cover only 70% to 80% of your pre-retirement spending. That’s nonsense, according to researchers Edward McQuarrie and William Bernstein, who are writing a book with the working title “How Much You Must Save to Retire.” Several studies have shown that, on average, people spend around 93% to 97% as much in retirement as they did when they were working.
Read Article →Breaking down the complex world of retirement planning and making it, kind of fun. This podcast helps you navigate retirement decisions with clarity and confidence.
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