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How Much Money Do I Need to Retire?

How Much Money Do I Need to Retire?

Todd Tresidder · 2020

Finance, personalBusiness

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..".this book is the best I've seen on how to navigate the retirement savings question." Forbes It seems so simple, doesn't it? Plug a few numbers into a retirement calculator and presto You have an accurate answer for how much money you need to retire. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. The conventional approach used by experts to determine how much money you need to retire is fundamentally flawed. The worst part is you won't even know it until it's too late. This book takes you behind the scientific facade of modern retirement planning to reveal: Why most estimates for how much you need to retire are a case of garbage-in garbage-out causing you to either overspend and run out of money or underspend so that you never get to enjoy your savings. The 5 critical assumptions that can destroy your financial security. Which one are you making? 3 models for estimating how much money you need to retire (your financial planner only knows 1 and it's not the best). How to reduce the amount you need to retire by $300,000-$600,000 or more. How to plan for inflation, changes in Social Security, and much more so you don't run out of money before you run out of life. 7 creative ways to spend less while also improving lifestyle. 3 strategies to maximize spending today while protecting for the future in case you live longer than expected. How Monte Carlo calculators cause a dangerous deception that can leave you broke. Explains step-by-step how to accurately calculate the amount of money

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