As you see from the title, this post is a continuation of a previous post on the method I use to conduct financial planning. If you haven’t read the first post I suggest you go back and do so. The … Continue reading →
I realize that the Golden Albatross situation for pensionable women calls for more nuance. I say that because many of the additional factors women need to consider work against each other. Continue reading →
The wild card that makes this article different from my other lump-sum articles is that her lump-sum offer was from what’s known as a church pension plan (aka church plan). Continue reading →
Interested in moving to New Zealand, the land of Kiwis? Grumpus Maximus discusses how he and his family determined if “Kiwi Arbitrage” was affordable. Continue reading →
This is a substantive revision to the original Pension Series Part 13 article I published on 04 FEB 2018. I updated this article because I have a new method for calculating the Total Dollar Value (TDV) of pensions that do not possess a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA). Continue reading →
This is an updated version of an article first published in June 2019. It was updated to reflect changes made from a new formula to calculate Total Dollar Value (TDV) for pensions with no COLA, as I did with the reader/subject of this article. Continue reading →
Chapter Nine Refresh Welcome to the “End of Chapter Resources Page” for Chapter Nine of The Golden Albatross book. In Chapter Nine, I taught readers how to calculate the Total Dollar Value (TDV) of their pension. TDV is different from … Continue reading →
The Prodigal Series Returns Welcome back to the Pension Series everyone! I hope you didn’t interpret my several month hiatus (from the series) as a lack of interest in the intersection between pensions and Financial Independence (FI). If you did, … Continue reading →