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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio
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To: SeeksQuality who wrote (7757)8/9/2024 11:08:38 AM
From: SoCalGal  Read Replies (2) of 22054
 
Hmm. I definitely don't have enough in my retirement account to go to cash to fund expenses to 67 and to live off of the remaining investments after 67.

However, i do have some smaller retirement accounts that really aren't generating enough dividends/interest for me to even bother counting, where I could go to cash and probably fund another year of expenses, especially if i can keep some minimal amount of business income. That might get me to 62, where I could rely on Social Security if i need it.

Thanks for the ideas! I really appreciate it.
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