How Much Can I Spend in Retirement?
And in case you missed it, check out last week's episode of Your Money Guide on the Side with JL Collins where we answer the question, How do I get F-You Money? What if the most common retirement rule was never meant to be a rule at all? In this episode, we unpack the origins, flaws, and overlooked nuances of the 4% rule—and why it might not be the best way to plan your financial future. From its fear-based beginnings to its rigid application in a dynamic world, Tyler breaks down 5 key ...
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And in case you missed it, check out last week's episode of Your Money Guide on the Side with JL Collins where we answer the question, How do I get F-You Money?
What if the most common retirement rule was never meant to be a rule at all?
In this episode, we unpack the origins, flaws, and overlooked nuances of the 4% rule—and why it might not be the best way to plan your financial future. From its fear-based beginnings to its rigid application in a dynamic world, Tyler breaks down 5 key reasons to rethink the 4% rule altogether.
You’ll learn:
Where the 4% rule actually came from (hint: worst-case scenario thinking)
What the Trinity Study really showed—and what most people ignore
How sequence of returns risk can silently wreck your plan
Why portfolio size and asset allocation matter far more than a static percentage
Smarter, more dynamic strategies to adjust year-by-year
If you’ve ever asked, "How much can I safely spend in retirement?"—this one’s for you.
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