64-year-old Couple with $800k — Retire Now or Wait 3 Years?!
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✅ Darren & Leah are 64
✅ They want to compare retiring now vs. waiting 3 years
✅ Their Social Security Income is $5,000/month if they wait until 67
✅ They have $800,000 in combined 401k dollars
✅ Their retirement income goal is $9,000/month
✅ They each max out their 401k annually
⭐️ Retire Now ⭐️
✅ Their social security will be discounted to $4000/month
✅ $400k into an income annuity will generate $2,607/month
✅ Taking a 5% withdrawal from the market = $1,667/month
This brings their total retirement income to $8,274/month
There’s also about a 50% chance that their money in the market won’t last all the way through retirement at a 5% withdrawal (this is because the timing of market volatility matters much more when you start withdrawing income)
So, what if they wait 3 years⁉️
Does it make that much of a difference⁉️
⭐️ Retire in 3 years ⭐️
✅ They will collect the full $5,000/month from social security
✅ $400k in the annuity will grow to a guaranteed $3,165/month
This an extra $1,558/month of guaranteed, lifetime income!
Plus, their remaining $400,000 in the market would have grown to about $709,000…
Leaving them an extra $309,000 of additional funds to spend however they choose in retirement.
This means they can create an extra $2,954/month (if they withdraw 5% per year).
OR….
They can take a 4% withdrawal instead of a 5%….
This lowers the supplemental income to $2,363/month.
But, their total retirement income is still $10,528/month.
Plus they leave themselves MUCH MORE likely to be able to retire comfortably….
And MUCH MORE likely to leave money to their loved ones (by taking only a 4% withdrawal from the market).
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