The Savings Number That Finally Lets You Stop Working
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The Savings Number That Finally Lets You Stop Working
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The 4% rule tells a 56-year-old with $900,000 and $6,000 a month in bills that he needs $1.8 million, which means 8 more years of work. This episode prices those same bills as monthly income using private mortgage notes and shows how the date he can stop working moves years sooner. It also covers what can go wrong with notes, including borrowers who stop paying and payments that never rise with inflation. No Social Security is counted anywhere in the plan.
- Why your retirement number should come from your bills instead of your salary
- What health coverage before 65 costs, with KFF putting the average benchmark plan for a 60-year-old at $15,914 a year with no subsidy
- How to cover your bills in stages while you're still working, and why he keeps working 3 more years
Take the free Retirement Income Roadmap (7 questions, about 30 seconds): incomeoverwealth.com/map
This episode is educational and focused on strategy and math. Always consult a qualified tax or financial professional before making personal financial decisions.
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