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Episode 439: Permission to Spend DOUBLE in Retirement!

Episode 439: Permission to Spend DOUBLE in Retirement!

In this episode, we ask: Why do people refuse to treat a dollar of income the same as a dollar of wealth? What is the weird glitch in human psychology? What does the latest research say? What about married couples?

Not Your Average Financial Podcast™

January 30, 202626m 16s

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Show Notes

In this episode, we ask:

  • Why do people refuse to treat a dollar of income the same as a dollar of wealth?
  • What is the weird glitch in human psychology?
  • What does the latest research say?
  • What about married couples?
  • What does guaranteed income do to the retirement income puzzle?
  • Why are many retirees living in voluntary poverty?
  • What if you wouldn’t run out of money?
  • What is a 4:1 ratio?
  • Is a dollar a dollar?
  • How does the retirement vehicle affect how retirees spend?
  • What can give you a pay raise in retirement?
  • What happens to your lifestyle?
  • What is the rational side?
  • What is longevity risk?
  • Will you live to age 97 or beyond?
  • What causes people to run out of money?
  • What about locking in guaranteed income?
  • Who is funding survival?
  • How could one make longevity risk disappear?
  • What does “protect principal at all cost!” do to spending?
  • What about the behavioral side?
  • Do people treat all money as fungible?
  • What about loss aversion?
  • Why do retirees hate to draw down their IRA balances?
  • What about the required minimum distributions (RMDs)?
  • What does the law say about turning 73 and holding qualified accounts?
  • What does the data say?
  • How about some examples?
  • What form is your money sitting in, right now?
  • Who wants to flip the script?
  • What happens when you delay social security payments?
  • What is the closest thing to a spending superpower that exists?
  • What are some practical moves you can take?
  • What are the takeaways?
  • Would you like to visit ssa.gov?
  • Would you like to meet with Mark or one of Mark’s associates?