Fearless Retirement: How to Retire Without Financial Worry

How much should you set aside? This amount will be different for everyone. Over the years I’ve found that the amount is determined more by a feeling of safety and security than by an actual number.

In chapter 7, I’ll introduce you to a simple concept called the Four Planning Cornerstones. You can use this concept to create a basic plan for yourself. In chapters 8 and 9, I reveal the secrets of my retirement income planning system called The Fearless Retirement Blueprint. I use this system to create lifelong income for clients so they can enjo

So generally this money is to be used to help provide an income once you’re no longer working. But it could be for any other financial goal that’s quite far out in the future. For instance, some consider a child’s education as a long-term goal worth saving for. This area is important for the simple fact that, if you don’t put aside some money for t

Dr. Moshe Milevsky, a professor who’s involved with the Quantitative Wealth Management Analytics Group (QWeMA). They’ve developed a retirement income analysis tool based on something they call Product Allocation for Retirement Income (PrARI®) algorithmic methods.

The short answer is human behaviour. As humans, we let emotion rather than logic drive our decisions. The emotions of fear and greed drive our decisions of when to get in and when to get out of the market.

whenever times got tough…….. “Illegitimi non carborundum”

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If you’re drawing income from your long-term assets, you might set aside enough mid-term money to cover one to two years of income payments. When the next market correction comes, you’ll have enough income to keep you going for one to two years, and you won’t have to worry when the markets don’t bounce right back.

I don’t need any more stuff! What I need is help with the financial stuff I already have, so I can figure out where I go from here.