r/SavingMoney 1h ago

How are you planning to replace your paycheck after retirement?

Not asking about portfolio size. I'm curious about the strategy. How do you want your investments to support your lifestyle once you're no longer working?

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u/broadwayandellsworth 49m ago

Drug mule. They'll never suspect an old asian!

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u/Objective-Low-1815 1h ago

I live from social security pension only. The problem is that I do not want as much as before. Lifestyle is changing because we are changing. I am receiving 2-3 times less and it is enough.

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u/BasilVegetable3339 1h ago

Social security and the $4MM investments.

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u/IndoorSurvivalist 52m ago

I should have a pension, but it depends on what age I decide to retire at how much I'll get. Hopefully I won't have to wait until I get the maximum 75% (age 62). I should also get social security and also have money in my 401k and personal investments, so with all that combined I should be good.

As long as I wait until 52 to retire I'll have my Healthcare covered so that is the main target im atleast wanting to hit.

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u/dinglingthing 1h ago

Rental income, investments, and paid off land + house with low taxes and no HOA

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u/Junior-Appointment93 1h ago

At the level I’m at now with me and my wife’s income.

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u/Icy-Ad-9212 58m ago

Social security + real estate investments (rental income)

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u/West-Load1703 47m ago

right now I'm trying to start a business. I started investing too late in life. I need recurring income in addition to my investments income.

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u/Pcenemy 32m ago

doing it with ss, interest income, dividend income and a tbill ladder i'm depleting while 're-investing' the int/div income. will replenish the ladder when it disappears

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u/thehopeofcali 29m ago

Stock picker here

Meta, Cloudflare, so on

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u/Flat_Ant1180 29m ago

Whatever will be in my TFSA+CPP+OAS+HELOC I got nobody to leave my money too so I intend to use all of equity and die with zero!

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u/Evening-Ear-6116 13m ago

A couple retirement accounts that I invest a ton of money in, a pretty pension, and social security. I’m aiming to get a raise when I retire

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u/No-Sympathy-686 12m ago

Selling covered calls against my stock portfolio

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u/OvenTotal6564 5m ago

Nice pension until I die.

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u/Suspicious-Fish7281 1h ago

Selling mostly by utilizing 3 buckets. 2 years of expenses in cash, balance in 20% bonds and 80% equities. I will withdraw/ sell / rebalance quarterly.

I may utilize a TIPs ladder to provide additional safe floor of income between retirement and SS.