Episode 245: Retirement Withdrawals: When to Use Your Portfolio, When to Use a Buffer
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The episode discusses retirement planning strategies, emphasizing the importance of purpose, asset allocation, and managing expenses.
In this episode of ’Retire with Style’, hosts Alex Murguia and Wade Pfau discuss various aspects of retirement planning, including the importance of finding purpose in retirement, strategies for asset allocation and location, understanding retirement expenses, planning for long-term care, and investment strategies. They emphasize the need for a structured approach to retirement income and the significance of having a volatility buffer to manage market fluctuations. The conversation is rich with insights and practical advice for those preparing for retirement. Listen now to learn more! Takeaways Retirees need a purpose to retire, which can be explored through workshops. Asset allocation should consider pre- and post-Social Security phases. A social security delay bridge can help manage withdrawals before benefits start. Retirement expenses can vary significantly based on personal circumstances. The 80% replacement rate rule is a common guideline for post-retirement spending. Long-term care expenses should be planned for conservatively, with a reserve fund in mind. Investment strategies should adapt to market conditions and personal risk tolerance. A volatility buffer can help…
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