06-10-25 ARI MaxWeb AlphaCur (TPD 2nd)

Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, I asked if the 4% rule still works—and for many, the answer is no. So what’s the better approach? Dynamic withdrawals.

Here’s how they work:

  • Adjust your withdrawals based on market performance each year.

  • Spend less when the market drops, then recover when it rebounds.

  • Factor in inflation, taxes, and real expenses—not just blind percentages.

  • Use tools like guardrails, buckets, or floor-and-upside strategies to adapt over time.

This is how the elites preserve wealth and flexibility. They don’t follow rigid rules. They follow smart systems built for real life.

Tomorrow, I’ll show you how to integrate guaranteed income into your plan—without locking yourself into a Wall Street straitjacket

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Fun Fact Of The Day

Studies show dynamic withdrawal strategies can extend retirement income by 5–10 years longer than fixed-percentage rules—especially in volatile markets.