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What is a Retirement Drawdown Strategy? 6 Tips to Make Your Money Last

  • Writer: Derek Sauerwine
    Derek Sauerwine
  • 10 hours ago
  • 1 min read


You've spent decades building your nest egg. Then, when you retire you need a plan to stop saving and start spending, but not too much that you risk running out of money.


As Derek Sauerwine with ‪@ThreeLeafFinancial‬ explains to Erin Kennedy, it's a delicate balance that requires you to consider these 6 variables:

  1. A Plan to Minimize Taxes

  2. Make the Right Decision about Social Security Benefits

  3. Choose the Right Pension Payout

  4. Balance Guaranteed Income and Long-Term Growth

  5. Plan for Longevity

  6. Account for Inflation


Accounting for each of these variables will be different for everyone.


 
 
 
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