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by Verecan Capital Management Inc.

5.0(5 reviews)
158 episodes
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Slip into something more comfortable and delve into personal finance with Josh Sheluk and Colin White, experienced portfolio managers at Verecan Capital Management. Each episode demystifies complex financial topics, stripping them to their bare essentials. From investment strategies and financial planning to economic headlines and philanthropic giving, delivered with a blend of insight, transparency, and a touch of humour. Perfect for anyone looking to understand and navigate their financial future with confidence. Subscribe now to stay informed, empowered, and entertained. Verecan Capital Management Inc. is registered as a Portfolio Manager in all provinces in Canada except Manitoba.

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150: How Much Do You Need to Retire

<p>How Much Do You Need to Retire? Why the Question Is Wrong—and What to Ask Instead</p><p>Hosts Josh Sheluk and Colin White of Barenaked Money discuss why common retirement questions—like how much money you need, when you can retire, average retirement spending or savings by age, and the “safe” 4% withdrawal rule—are often useless without personal context. They emphasize retirement planning is goals-based and depends on expected spending, timing, pensions, taxes, inflation, market variability, and especially changing priorities over time. They critique reliance on averages and fear-based industry numbers, and note plans rarely unfold in straight lines, citing unpredictable events and life changes. Their recommended approach is to focus on financial independence, understand trade-offs (e.g., retiring early vs. paying for kids’ education or buying a cottage), build flexibility and “slack,” and “retire to something” by replacing work’s purpose and social structure. They liken a financial plan to Google Maps that reroutes as conditions change. <a href="https://share.transistor.fm/s/4b79e572/transcript" title="Click here to view the episode transcript.">Click here to view the episode transcript.</a><br> <br>00:00 Tradeoffs That Matter<br>01:03 Retirement Number Myth<br>03:12 Why It Depends<br>04:54 When Do You Need It<br>07:06 Chasing A Target<br>11:35 Financial Independence Mindset<br>13:35 Average Is Useless<br>16:41 Savings Benchmarks Trap<br>20:29 Safe Withdrawal Rate<br>24:47 When Can I Retire<br>25:12 Biggest Variable You<br>29:44 Better Questions To Ask<br>32:09 Retire To Something<br>33:14 Google Maps Planning<br>35:16 Wrap Up And Disclosures</p>

158 total episodes available with 14 transcripts

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What is Barenaked Money?

Slip into something more comfortable and delve into personal finance with Josh Sheluk and Colin White, experienced portfolio managers at Verecan Capital Management. Each episode demystifies complex financial topics, stripping them to their bare essentials. From investment strategies and financial planning to economic headlines and philanthropic giving, delivered with a blend of insight, transparency, and a touch of humour. Perfect for anyone looking to understand and navigate their financial future with confidence. Subscribe now to stay informed, empowered, and entertained.

Verecan Capital Management Inc. is registered as a Portfolio Manager in all provinces in Canada except Manitoba.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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