If moneyguidepro is a paid service, I would stop it. This said because you seem to not trust it AND it should improve your cash flow.I’m 61 (wife 53 and already retired). No debt, no dependents.
MoneyGuide pro gives us a score of 86 with us living to nearly 100 (comfort zone is supposedly a score of 75-90).
Our initial pre-Medicare pre-Social Security withdrawal rate would be about 4.5%, but once those kick in it would likely be about 2.5%.
There is a lot to unpack here, so I want to narrow the purpose of this thread. For those of you who have retired, was it difficult to pull the trigger even if the data all pointed to a favorable outcome? I have a fear of running out of money that I can’t seem to shake loose.
Statistics: Posted by 4nursebee — Sat Oct 26, 2024 3:26 am