Retiree's Guide: Overcoming Frugality & Embracing Spending, Pt 4 | MHFI 164

Doug and Carl talk about the shift from saving to spending in retirement. In part 4, they review listener feedback.

• Shane talks about how he spent 50% more than planned; and loved it!
• Darren and Jolene talk about the difficulty in spending
• Anonymous suggests bond ladders as a way to cover retirement spending
• Mark talks about the Fun Bucket

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