How to Spend Retirement Money. Total Your Annual Housing Costs.

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How to Spend Retirement Money

Total Your Annual Housing Costs

Average Your Yearly Transportation Costs

Estimate Your Health Care Costs

Add Up Your Usual Food Expenses

Provide An Allowance For Other Expenses

Calculate Your Monthly Income

Figure Out How Much You Need To Pull From Your Investments

Review And Adjust Your Budget Each Year

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