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08/29/2026

Is Your Retirement Plan Built for 30 Years or Just 10…

A retirement plan that doesn't account for inflation can look completely fine for years - and then fall behind in exactly the years you can least afford it. The fix isn't more money. It's making sure the plan was built for a 20–30 year retirement, not just the first decade.

In this clip, we break down the three questions every retiree should check: whether the income floor has real inflation protection beyond cost of living adjustments, whether later-life cost increases have been specifically planned for, and whether any portion of savings is quietly losing ground to inflation right now.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/28/2026

Why Delaying Social Security Is the Best Inflation Hedge…

Each year you delay Social Security past full retirement age increases the benefit by roughly 8%. But here's the part most people miss - because cost of living adjustments are applied as a percentage, a larger starting benefit means every future adjustment also carries more dollar weight.

In this clip, we break down why a higher base benefit isn't just more income now - it's a compounding inflation hedge that grows larger every single year after, making Social Security timing one of the most powerful tools against rising costs in retirement.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/27/2026

Why Fixed Pensions Quietly Lose to Inflation Over Time…

A fixed pension payment looks identical in year one and year 20 - but buys significantly less. And the pattern most people assume in retirement, that spending eases off in the middle years, is often followed by a sharp rise driven by healthcare costs.

In this clip, we break down the retirement spending smile, why healthcare inflation has historically run higher than general inflation for years at a time, and why that surge hits hardest at exactly the point in retirement where there's the least flexibility to adjust.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/26/2026

Why Social Security's Inflation Adjustment Falls Short…

Social Security does get a cost of living adjustment every year. But the measure it's based on consistently runs behind what retirees actually experience - particularly in healthcare and housing, the two categories that matter most in retirement.

In this clip, we break down why even though Social Security technically keeps up with inflation on paper, the real-world gap between the adjustment and actual cost increases tends to widen over time - and what that means for an income floor built around it.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/25/2026

Why 3% Inflation Quietly Wrecks a 28-Year Retirement…

Most people think about inflation one year at a time. But at 3%, prices roughly double every 24 years - which means something costing $5,000 a year today costs $10,000 before you're done needing it.

In this clip, we break down why $1.5M can look completely sufficient on day one of retirement and still come up short by year 18–20 - not because the number was wrong, but because the cost of living it was built around didn't stay still.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/24/2026

The 3-Part Portfolio Test Every Retiree Should Run…

Most retirement plans are never stress tested against the one scenario that matters most - a market drop the day you retire, sustained for two full years.

In this clip, we walk through all three parts: whether essential expenses are covered without the portfolio, what the withdrawal rate actually becomes after a 20% drop, and what you would actually do - not what you think you'd do - watching the number shrink while pulling money out every month. A plan that passes all three gives you the one thing most people don't have in a downturn: the ability to do nothing and be completely fine.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/23/2026

The Retirement Pressure That Breaks Most Investors…

The investors who get hurt most in a downturn aren't usually the ones with the wrong investments - they're the ones who sell, shift to cash, or stop withdrawing from the wrong accounts at exactly the worst moment because the pressure becomes too much.

In this clip, we break down why a plan that passes the income floor check and the withdrawal rate check gives you something most people don't have in a downturn - the ability to do nothing, and be completely fine.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/22/2026

The Withdrawal Rate Calculation Most Retirees Never Run…

Most people check their withdrawal rate once - when markets are fine. But after a 20% portfolio drop, the same dollar withdrawal becomes a significantly higher percentage, and almost nobody calculates what that number actually becomes.

In this clip, we break down how to run the stress test: assume a 20% drop, keep the same dollar withdrawal, and see what percentage that produces. If it jumps to 6–7% or higher, that's a flag worth taking seriously - because a 4–5% rate in a normal market tells you nothing about what the plan looks like after a drop.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/21/2026

The Retirement Income Stress Test Nobody Runs…

If markets dropped for 2 full years, would your essential monthly expenses still be covered - without touching the portfolio once?

In this clip, we break down the exact test: add up guaranteed income like Social Security and a pension, compare it to annual essential expenses, and check if the gap requires portfolio withdrawals during a downturn. In 2026, the average couple receives $40,000–$60,000 in combined Social Security. If that covers the essentials, the plan passes. If there's a gap, that gap gets funded by selling investments in a down market every single month.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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08/20/2026

Sequence of Returns: The Retirement Risk Nobody Explains…

Two people retire with the same portfolio, the same average return over 20 years, and the same annual withdrawal. The only difference is when the bad year hits. Person 1 takes a 20% drop in year one. Person 2 takes the same drop in year ten.

In this clip, we break down why Person 1's portfolio can run out of money a decade earlier - purely because of timing - and why the real retirement stress test isn't average returns, it's whether the plan survives a 20% drop in year one or two while withdrawing every single month.

Educational only. Talk to a professional about your situation.

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