We want you to LOSE THE WORK but KEEP THE PAYCHECK

Paychecks in Retirement

Most of us spend our working lives receiving a paycheck every month. We build our lifestyle around it. We know what is coming in, and we know what we can afford to spend.

Then we retire—and the paycheck stops.

Today’s retirement system of 401(k)s and IRAs is primarily designed to help you accumulate money, not necessarily to turn those savings into a dependable monthly paycheck. During your working years, much of the responsibility for choosing investments falls on you. At retirement, the decisions can become even more difficult: How should the money be invested? How much can you safely withdraw? What happens when the market declines? And most importantly, how do you make sure the money lasts as long as you do?

That uncertainty can turn what should be an enjoyable retirement into years of worrying about the markets and being afraid to spend your own money.

Keep the Paycheck-Lose the Work™ takes a different approach.

Our goal is simple: use the least amount necessary from your retirement savings to replace the paycheck you were accustomed to receiving while you worked—with income designed to continue for as long as you and your spouse live.

The rest of your retirement assets can remain available for the things retirement savings were meant to provide: travel, replacing a car, a new roof, unexpected expenses—or simply enjoying life without worrying about where next month’s paycheck will come from.

You spent a lifetime working for your paycheck.
Retirement shouldn't mean learning to live without one.

To see how you can replace your paycheck in retirement, click the link below