Die with Zero approach – Has anyone created or found a calculator or spreadsheet they can share?

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    Nicole

      I can probably do the math myself. Was just curious if something already exists.

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      Cris

        I have a friend who is a wealth manager and she set me up on a platform called IncomeLab. Not sure if anyone can create an account or if you need an invite. But it’s been fun to play with and run various simulations.

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        Landon

          I’ve not checked it out but at the back of the book he talked about an app he created.

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          Keith

            Although the message is great I believe you have to still balance saving/investing and spending money on things you enjoy. I have increased the amount of time I take off work and how much I spend on travel, but still meet my saving goals

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            Steve

              Unless you know the day your gonna die, you probably ought to plan for an above average lifespan based on your family history. I’d rather give some away then run out and be homeless at 80!

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              Jay

                When I do this calculation for clients I effectively inverse any Monte Carlo projections (99% success means 99% failure).

                To really die with zero is hard. The closest you can get (without running out) is to 1. Have a plan for long term care, 2. Put off social security to 70, 3. Keep out a small cash cushion. 4. Spend the rest. The key is to bend the curve but have a safe landing.

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