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Timestamps:
0:00 How to Build a Better Retirement Plan
0:32 1. Monte Carlo as a Way to Simulate the Future
5:58 2. Retirement Plan Stress Tests
8:23 3. Forward-Looking Tax Plan
10:33 4. Liquidity Plan/Income Plan
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retirement planning is a crucial aspect of financial security as one approaches their golden years. It is important to have a well-thought-out retirement plan in place to ensure a comfortable and secure future. While there are many different components to consider when building a retirement plan, there are four essential parts that should be included in every plan.
1. Savings and Investments: One of the key components of a retirement plan is saving and investing money for the future. This can include saving a portion of your income in a retirement account such as a 401(k) or IRA, as well as investing in stocks, bonds, and other assets. By saving and investing wisely, you can grow your retirement nest egg and ensure a steady stream of income in retirement.
2. Social Security and Pension Benefits: Social Security and pension benefits are an important source of income for retirees. It is essential to understand how these benefits work and how they will factor into your retirement plan. By maximizing your Social Security benefits and taking advantage of any pension benefits you may have, you can increase your income in retirement and ensure a more secure financial future.
3. Healthcare and Long-Term Care: Healthcare costs can be a significant expense in retirement, so it is important to plan for these costs in advance. This can include setting aside funds for medical expenses, as well as considering long-term care insurance to protect against the costs of nursing home care or in-home care. By planning for healthcare expenses, you can ensure that you have the resources necessary to maintain your health and well-being in retirement.
4. Estate Planning: Estate planning is another important component of a retirement plan. This involves creating a will, establishing a power of attorney, and setting up trusts to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. By having a comprehensive estate plan in place, you can protect your assets and provide for your loved ones in the event of your death.
In order to build a better retirement plan, it is important to consider all of these components and how they work together to create a secure financial future. By saving and investing wisely, maximizing your Social Security and pension benefits, planning for healthcare expenses, and creating a comprehensive estate plan, you can build a retirement plan that will provide for your needs in the future. Remember, it is never too early to start planning for retirement, so take the time to create a plan that will help you achieve your financial goals and enjoy a comfortable retirement.
To what general level should spouses with significant qualified & non-qualified accounts perform Roth conversions to reduce SocSec taxation (assuming 75k SocSec yr) & minimize IRMAA? ?$750k
It would be nice to see more videos on liquidity plans.
Love the 4 parts!
What software do you recommend to make strategically stressed income in retirement?
federal income tax is the largest single expenditure in our retirement – we take out about $120,000 in RMD's and most of that goes for taxes.
The Monte Carlo has to rely on historic returns. There is nothing else to base returns on data wise for the simulation.
Good overview. 4 bases to cover.
I'd like to suggest using a semi-logarithmic chart for Monte Carlo Analyses. When a linear chart is used, the results look like spaghetti, and it is nearly impossible to get meaningful information by looking at the chart. However, on a semi-logarithmic chart, failures are easy to see, including when they occur. You can probably set parameters to sum failures before life expectancy (say, Age 85) and what I would call extended life expectancy (say, Age 92), with the entire duration of the analysis lasting until Age 100.
The link to the "Eight Important Tax Traps" video did not appear in this video. However, I found this video on your channel:
"9 Common Retirement Tax Hikes to AVOID | Don't Overpay Uncle Sam…"
Here is the link to it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK0r7FEVU28
Sorry but I must disagree ENTIRELY!
Most people NEED MORE MONEY!
They haven’t Saved enough, Haven’t put enough into their Investments!
However you want to say it, you need to put your money away if you want to have anything in the future! I don’t care if you earn 50% on your money, if you have $10 in there than now you have $15! WOW, Not! Fifteen bucks is maybe a meal! Certainly not a month of retirement!
Save, Save, Save!
Then look into how it’s invested!
how would you setup a forward-looking tax plan? What are the estimated savings you could achieve with someone at different asset levels?
Let me save you some time, collect SS at 70, begin RMD's from your IRA at 72. Be smart!
I'm interested in learning more about a liquidity plan.
I am interested in seeing a video covering a liquidity plan
How about a video on opportunity costs of Obamacare subsidies? In some cases they can be a trick by our federal government. Some people are putting all their savings in government bonds, in order to get the 'free' subsidies. Others miss out on Roth conversions, because of the 'free' subsidies.
Your fee structure? And do you select investments like stocks, bonds, funds, etc for the plan. Maybe you can do a video covering your services, costs, etc.
Does your firm offer fixed fee plans rather than annual fee asset management?