We are welcoming back the man behind the most debated number in retirement, Bill Bengen- this time with a special appearance from his lovely wife, Barbara. We take a brief detour to hear their love story and how they met, before getting into his new book, 'A Richer Retirement: Supercharging the 4% Rule to Spend More and Enjoy More'. He joins us in this episode to:

• Break down the primary goals of the book
• Help you understand what's required to create and manage a successful personal retirement withdrawal plan
• Step us through all the tools required to make your money last your entire lifetime

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