09/03/2026
Retirement income does not always fit neatly into one withdrawal percentage.
If you retire before starting Social Security, you may need more from your investments during those early years. Once Social Security begins, the amount you need from your portfolio may fall.
Dave and Nick explain why looking at your income needs over time can give you a better picture than relying on one withdrawal percentage throughout retirement.
Watch the full episode to learn more about planning your income as a State of Michigan employee. https://youtu.be/u6xmUTOYL_k?si=yXxjdWfb8ajX0vnC
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