by Bill Holliday | Expat Financial Planning, Podcast, retirement planning
1 Assisted Living in Mexico The cost of assisted living in the US is incredibly high and can be out of reach for many people. The cost depends on where you are located and the level of care you need. The median cost (according to Genworth in 2021) is $4,500 per month... 
by Bill Holliday | Expat Financial Planning, Podcast, retirement planning
Subscribe: RSS We are going to look closer at some of the issues around retirement planning. Retirement planning is really about priorities: • When do you want to retire? • How much would you like to spend in retirement? • How much can you save before retirement? •... 
by Bill Holliday | financial advisors, financial planning, impact investing, retirement planning
Subscribe: RSS It’s helpful to know how much money you need to retire or how much income the money you have will provide in income. The 4% rule it’s an approximation to help with both questions. It states that: If you withdraw 4% of your initial retirement savings per... 
by Bill Holliday | financial planning, Podcast, retirement planning
https://media.blubrry.com/financialplanner/p/aiofinancial.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Why-Invest-Podcast.mp3Subscribe: RSS In this episode, we discuss: the many reasons you should invest Investments can be used for: 1. Retirement or financial independence, when you... 
by Bill Holliday | Expat Financial Planning, Podcast, retirement planning
We have a free ebook about financial issues for expats: Download here Lake Capala Half of the battle to reach Financial Independence is not spending very much. A great way to not spend very much is to live in a low-cost area. Living outside of the US is a one way to... 
by Bill Holliday | financial advisors, financial planning, Podcast, retirement planning, spending
https://media.blubrry.com/financialplanner/p/aiofinancial.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Rules-of-Thumb-Podcast.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS This post and episode is a compilation of a few financial rules of thumb. I hope these are helpful for you. 4% Rule for...