Fs I Give - BowTiedF'er's Financial Advice (And Other Rants)

Fs I Give - BowTiedF'er's Financial Advice (And Other Rants)

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Retirement Planning With The 'Tism -Part 1

Retirement Planning With The 'Tism -Part 1

How Much To Save For Retirement Part 1

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What is your plan for retirement?

Do you have an annual savings goal? A target $##? A withdrawal plan in retirement?

How do you plan to deal with market volatility or inflation?

There are lots of questions and even more answers. We have all heard some heuristics about wealth and retirement:

  • Save 10% , 20% , more % of your salary

  • 60/40 portfolio allocation between Equity/Bonds

  • (100-Age)% Allocation to Bonds

  • Target Date Funds aka-paying someone to do (100-Age)% allocation to bonds

  • 4% Drawn Down Rule in Retirement

  • Delay Social Security to Maximize Benefit

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Required picture of old person being confused for the retirement post

These ‘rules of thumb’ are repeated ad nauseum in the personal finance community but rarely are they every explained or shown.

For Part 1 of this series, we are going to start at the foundation. Let’s dig into 2 different rules for how much to save for Retirement.

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