
Single retirement: 0056 to support life, 00662 to support the future—and how to choose a "supervisor"
A single 49-year-old with about NT$30 million weighs 0056 for living costs, 00662 for growth, and a trust supervisor for long-term oversight without children.

1 How to spend 3.3 billion? Get 433/424 right, spend 2.66 million per year, and have no worries about retirement and can still give away gifts
A couple retiring in five years reviews about NT$133 million in assets, a NT$11 million mortgage, 424 versus 433 allocations, 2% annual use, and gifts to three daughters.

FTEC or QQQ? Use 7_3 as the bottom, leverage only in retirement accounts
The video compares FTEC with QQQ, considers moving individual stocks into index funds, and places limited QLD exposure in retirement accounts rather than pledged collateral.

Raising a house is not as good as raising children: the truth about housing for retirement and retirement cash flow
The video contrasts buying a home with raising children, then models how a reverse mortgage could supplement cash flow for a retiree with NT$15 million.

The core of retirement cash flow: ensuring safety and maintaining peace of mind
A 63-year-old retiree reviews high-dividend stocks, US$1 million in foreign bonds, deposits, insurance, pension income, and changing annual spending needs.

How much money do you need to retire? Calculate it clearly first, then you can relax your mind
An IC-design manager in his forties reviews NT$3.5 million after-tax income, a NT$19.8 million revolving mortgage, NT$25 million in assets, and ten-year retirement targets.

Sell the house to unwind, save cash flow first: use 00662/00670L/00865B to reorganize your retirement
A near-retiree reviews NT$77.3 million in assets, NT$48.5 million in debt, rental income, and a plan to sell property, reduce debt, build reserves, and simplify investments.

A turning point at the age of 50: Use 613 to go a long way, and only borrow the amount you can afford with your salary.
A 50-year-old with about NT$15 million in assets weighs a 613 allocation against a NT$4.66 million personal-loan limit and asks how much salary can safely repay.

Sell your house for cash, pledge to create free cash flow
A U.S. family reports about $16.05 million net worth, including roughly $12.2 million in property, $7.85 million liquid assets, and $4 million mortgages, with six properties but only about $50,000 annual rent.

Be sober at a young age: sell miscellaneous assets and focus on 433 and 00662
A young investor plans to sell scattered holdings, consolidate into a 433 framework, improve collateral quality with 00662, and invest NT$15,000 monthly.

Retirement accounts cannot be pledged: sell the right house, make the right Roth, and pay a lot less tax
A household with several properties asks which accounts can support securities-backed borrowing, which home to sell, and how staged Roth conversions fit the plan.

Gambler’s mentality and family finances: Should we protect or let go?
A case involving a partner's repeated futures speculation focuses on separating assets, stopping financial bailouts, setting boundaries, and assessing debt by repayment capacity.