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How Much Money Do I Really Need to Retire?

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We would all love to have that magic number–the exact amount we need to retire. However, since there are so many unknowns it is impossible to attain an exact number. This is why the big question of retirement is a complex one.

In this episode, I’ll walk a listener through the process of how she can learn how much she really needs to retire. Make sure to stick around to hear about the books I read in March.

OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN LISTENER QUESTIONS
  • [1:46] How much do I really need to retire?
  • [20:30] A comment on the FIRE movement
  • [22:09] How to change advisors
  • [27:28] How to get into the decumulation state of mind
  • [32:37] Feedback on the Michael Kitces interview
BOOKS I READ IN MARCH
  • [34:00] Books I read this past month
TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT
  • [36:22] Revisit your feasible plan of record to see how resilient it is
Resources Mentioned In This Episode

BOOK - Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

BOOK - Tai Pan James Clavell

BOOK - Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery

The State Of Retirement Planning With Michael Kitces

What is the FIRE Movement?

NewRetirement.com

Rock Retirement Club

Roger’s YouTube Channel - Roger That

BOOK - Rock Retirement by Roger Whitney

Roger’s Retirement Learning Center

  continue reading

542 episodes

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We would all love to have that magic number–the exact amount we need to retire. However, since there are so many unknowns it is impossible to attain an exact number. This is why the big question of retirement is a complex one.

In this episode, I’ll walk a listener through the process of how she can learn how much she really needs to retire. Make sure to stick around to hear about the books I read in March.

OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN LISTENER QUESTIONS
  • [1:46] How much do I really need to retire?
  • [20:30] A comment on the FIRE movement
  • [22:09] How to change advisors
  • [27:28] How to get into the decumulation state of mind
  • [32:37] Feedback on the Michael Kitces interview
BOOKS I READ IN MARCH
  • [34:00] Books I read this past month
TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT
  • [36:22] Revisit your feasible plan of record to see how resilient it is
Resources Mentioned In This Episode

BOOK - Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

BOOK - Tai Pan James Clavell

BOOK - Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery

The State Of Retirement Planning With Michael Kitces

What is the FIRE Movement?

NewRetirement.com

Rock Retirement Club

Roger’s YouTube Channel - Roger That

BOOK - Rock Retirement by Roger Whitney

Roger’s Retirement Learning Center

  continue reading

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