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Covering Retirement Income Gaps: EDU #2630

The Retirement and IRA Show · 2026-07-29 · 1h 34m

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Chris's Summary Jim and I continue our discussion on the Fun Number , this time tackling what comes out first and how we plan for covering retirement income gaps. We look at funding both the delay period and post-delay period, including how a SPIA quote helps determine how much to set aside today to close a future gap. We also address aging and long-term care, and the smaller, less common carve-out for a guaranteed inheritance tied to a special needs dependent. Jim's "Pithy" Summary Chris and I pick up the Fun Number conversation right where we left off, and this time we're finally cracking open the toy box to show you what has to come out before anything gets set aside for fun. I still say it best with the seesaw: younger you on one side, older you on the other, and every dollar you carve out first is a promise you're making across that fulcrum. We walk through the delay period, those years before your Social Security or pension is fully turned on, and why we don't discount those dollars down the way you might expect.

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