Investments must generate 70% to 80% of income. Money Tips #4
Posted on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 at 12:38 am
Not a bad idea, but too many critical factors are being ignored (again). Retirement needs are a function of life expectancy, good or bad health, inflation and spending, not previous salary. Living a jet-set lifestyle requires a lot more money than staying home and watching television; failing to generate enough income can force retirees to give up activities that would make their viagra for men retirement years more enjoyable.
“Most folks who hit 65 these days — if they wait that long to retire — are finding that they have more energy and more desire to do more things, and they need to plan on a higher level of spending in the early years of retirement,” says Rick Brooks, the vice president of investment management for Blankinship & Foster, a Solana Beach, Calif., advisory firm.
“Sixty-five is the new 55, where folks still have energy, they have resources and they are no longer shackled by the 9-to-5-job thing. While those conditions will change over time, someone who doesn’t replace all of their income may draw down too much early and then may be in a position where they outlive their assets.”
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