Life After Full-time Work Blog
Learn about preparing for life after full-time work through posts from Don's upcoming book.
# 52 One Particular Longevity Table
There’s a particularly useful table available online. Here I’ll show you how to use it.
#51 Wealth Zones: Essentials, Lifestyle, Bequest, Endowed
So now, through the personal funded ratio calculation, you have an idea of where you are, relative to your target. What if you’re above your target? Or below? How does that affect your lifestyle options?
#50 Variations On A Theme
Our exemplary couple decide that they want to play with the numbers, a little bit.
#49 An Example Of The Use Of The Personal Funded Ratio Calculator
It’s time to assemble the facts required for a funded ratio calculation. If you’ve never done it before, gathering the information is not always easy. Here’s how one couple did their best, even though it was far from perfect.
#48 How To Use The Personal Funded Ratio Calculator
In this post I explain how to use the Personal Funded Ratio calculator that’s on the website: the principles it’s based on, the questions it can answer, the information you need to provide, where and how I’ve imposed limitations on its flexibility – that sort of thing.
# 47 Inheritances And Bequests
In practice we may add to our savings if we receive an inheritance, and we may want to leave bequests in addition to providing for life after full-time work. In this post we look at how to accommodate those aspects.
#46 Your Personal Funded Ratio
There’s a simple concept that is extremely useful. Just compare how much you’ve got with how much you need! Here’s how to apply that concept to see how far you’ve come.
#45 Can Partners Reconcile Different Attitudes Towards Risk?
When partners find that they have different attitudes to risk, there are many sensible ways to proceed.
#44 Sometimes Partners Have Different Attitudes Towards Risk
Sometimes partners find that they have different attitudes to risk. This post shows several examples.
#43 Your Risk Tolerance Depends On Psychological And Financial Factors
Once we have made a calculation of the effect of good and bad outcomes, we need to think about how we’d react to these outcomes. That enables us to make a decision on our attitude to risk.
About me
Don has an extensive background in investing and consulting, and is also an accomplished author. His current writing project is focused on helping people prepare for a happy, financially secure life after they finish full-time work. Learn More...