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Ep. 433: Retirement – Digging Deep Into the 4% Rule…
We want to answer your questions about money. Email us and you may hear yours on the air: [email protected]
This week on the Pete the Planner Show, Pete and Damian revisit a #FAIL of their own: the intro music to the show.
No time to listen? Here’s a preview of what happened and when:
Show Notes:
DIGGING DEEP INTO THE 4% RULE: [6:33]
PETE: This means a $500,000 nest egg at retirement would then drop from $20K to $16,500 per year without the fear of running out of money.
DAMIAN: $500,000 sounds cool, but that’s a pretty small number when you break it down with maths.
PETE: If more people calculated a proper withdrawal rate at the midpoint in their career, I think it would make people get on their horse a bit more when thinking about retirement.
IRS CONTRIBUTION LIMITS HAVE CHANGED AGAIN!: [19:45]
Every year, the IRS puts together the increases in contribution limits people can put into retirement vehicles and other things. Their changes are always shockingly predictable. Special note: there has been a lot of criticism lately as this relates to the income gap and how retirement plans unfairly reward those with money, which in turn, leaves people with no money behind.
PETE: One of the ways people can prepare for the retirement crisis is by putting away the right amount of money. By not moving the limits up, in some respects could dissuade people from properly planning for retirement.
DAMIAN: In the year 2000, it was $10,500. In 2005: $14,000. In 2010: $16,500. In 2015: $18,000. In 2022: it’s $20,500….if you’re 49 years old or younger.
Find out why we think this is problematic in the full show!
Play the rest of the show for more! Check it out in the full show! — click PLAY below.
SIDE NOTE:
— Before you go, give your personal finances a facelift. Peep our personal guidance platform: Hey Money. —
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We want to answer your questions about money. Email us and you may hear yours on the air: [email protected]
This week on the Pete the Planner Show, Pete and Damian revisit a #FAIL of their own: the intro music to the show.
No time to listen? Here’s a preview of what happened and when:
Show Notes:
DIGGING DEEP INTO THE 4% RULE: [6:33]
PETE: This means a $500,000 nest egg at retirement would then drop from $20K to $16,500 per year without the fear of running out of money.
DAMIAN: $500,000 sounds cool, but that’s a pretty small number when you break it down with maths.
PETE: If more people calculated a proper withdrawal rate at the midpoint in their career, I think it would make people get on their horse a bit more when thinking about retirement.
IRS CONTRIBUTION LIMITS HAVE CHANGED AGAIN!: [19:45]
Every year, the IRS puts together the increases in contribution limits people can put into retirement vehicles and other things. Their changes are always shockingly predictable. Special note: there has been a lot of criticism lately as this relates to the income gap and how retirement plans unfairly reward those with money, which in turn, leaves people with no money behind.
PETE: One of the ways people can prepare for the retirement crisis is by putting away the right amount of money. By not moving the limits up, in some respects could dissuade people from properly planning for retirement.
DAMIAN: In the year 2000, it was $10,500. In 2005: $14,000. In 2010: $16,500. In 2015: $18,000. In 2022: it’s $20,500….if you’re 49 years old or younger.
Find out why we think this is problematic in the full show!
Play the rest of the show for more! Check it out in the full show! — click PLAY below.
SIDE NOTE:
— Before you go, give your personal finances a facelift. Peep our personal guidance platform: Hey Money. —
The post Ep. 433: Retirement – Digging Deep Into the 4% Rule… appeared first on Pete the Planner®.
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