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How Much Can I Spend in Retirement? – with Dr. Wade Pfau

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Afford AnythingFrom Paula Pant at Afford Anything …

“Dr. Pfau is a Professor of Retirement Income at The American College of Financial Services.

He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Princeton. He’s a chartered financial analyst. He won two awards for “most outstanding contribution” from the Journal of Financial Planning. He won another award for “best paper in retirement planning” from the Academy of Financial Services.

This guy knows his stuff.

And he’s … cautious … about the 4 percent rule of thumb. What are his concerns? What can we expect? And how much money can we spend in retirement — whether we enjoy a traditional or early retirement? Find out in today’s episode.”

Listen to … HOW MUCH CAN I SPEND IN RETIREMENT? WITH DR. WADE PFAU

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