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How to prepare for retirement asset allocation?

A writer with about 19 million in stocks, 25 million in cash, and annual spending of 1 million asks about retiring in five years. The speaker outlines three cases.

Published
Jul 22, 2024
Total duration
3:09
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CLEC Investment & Wealth

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Video Overview

This video responds to a letter about retirement in five years. The writer states that figures are in New Taiwan dollars, has no loans, spends about 1 million annually, holds about 19 million in stocks and 25 million in cash, and previously lost 1 million on a Chinese company. Because selecting companies is uncertain, the writer is considering 00662. The speaker totals liquid assets at about 44 million and discusses cases based on 50 times annual spending, 33 times annual spending, or less funding. The examples mention 00662, 00646, 00864B, 0056, and rebalancing. All thresholds and allocations are case-specific proposals, not verified results.

Key Takeaways

  • The writer lists annual spending of 1 million, stocks of 19 million, cash of 25 million, and no loans, all in New Taiwan dollars.
  • A prior stock loss and selection uncertainty lead the writer to consider 00662.
  • The speaker totals liquid assets at about 44 million and discusses a 50-times-spending retirement case.
  • Other funding levels lead to case examples using 00662, 00646, 00864B, 0056, and rebalancing.

Chapters

About 00:00:19 · Financial details for retirement in five years

The writer lists a debt-free home, annual spending, stocks, and cash, with all figures stated in New Taiwan dollars.

About 00:01:27 · Estimating 44 million in liquid assets

The speaker totals stocks and cash and discusses a retirement case based on 50 times annual spending.

About 00:01:54 · Three retirement-funding cases

The speaker presents product, rebalancing, and dividend examples for different multiples of annual spending.

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retirement asset allocation, 00662, 00646, 00864B

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