Regualar assets are depleted in the first ten years of retirement. I assume they are used for tax purposes. Atter ten years, with the account at 0 $'s, they start to build again. How does this occur and where do the funds come from to add to regular assets 10-15 years out? Thanks, Phil
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Check your total income and total spending. There should be a difference there which allows you to accumulate some assets which are used to smooth your consumption further out.
Best,
Dick Munroe
Are regular assets used to pay taxes for the first ten years of the model? Thanks
Usually this happens when you are waiting for another income stream to cut in, e.g., Social Security.
Best,
Dick Munroe