Building an Effective Income Plan
Building an Effective Income Plan
Oct 12, 2023
Oct 12, 2023

Today we’re going to take you through the second piece of the T.I.M.E™ process (tax, income, money, and estate planning) with a discussion on income planning and why it’s so important for anyone preparing for retirement.

This piece of the process can be very challenging for a number of reasons. First, it takes a different set of tools when you’re decumulating versus accumulating throughout your working career. Second, it takes several steps to determine what you’re going to need to make your money last through retirement, and that’s hard to do on your own.


So we’ll layout this income planning part of our T.I.M.E™ process in this episode and help you better understand what all goes into creating your monthly paycheck in retirement.


Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

0:00 – Intro

2:58 – Without an income plan, do you really have a retirement plan?

4:26 – Why are so many unprepared here?

6:38 – Steps to putting that income plan in place

9:13 – Real-life example

14:32 – What phone app does Frank use the most?

16:36 – Mailbag question on debt


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