A few pics from the last several years.
Stinky deadhead:
Kitty while deer hunting. Blocked out the recognizable background that I am sure many people would know.
Maui shore fishing:
Wife with moose:
Late night moose cutting up:
WY
If you can always get that timing right, great. And you should start a hedge fund. For 99% of people leaving it in is the best approach. With some mindful allocation adjustments based on risk, age, etc.
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2014/02/worlds-worst-market-timer/...
You are referring to regular Roth contributions which requires wages/earned income. It is specifically prohibited to convert RMDs to Roth. Roth conversions are a whole different game than Roth contributions. Plenty of people do them DIY but if someone doesn't understand them they should work...
Yep, say you retire with $1M in a 401k. Plan on 5% or $50k per year. If market goes down and you're at 900k then you would take $45k. The reality is most people will have fluctuating living expenses, trips, vehicle purchases, etc. so they might range from 3-6% depending on what is going on.
Yes and its generally conservative based on past market performance. So if the market is down and 5% is needed it should not kill someone's plan. But definitely more risk.
There are guidelines like the 4% rule. And tons of articles why 4% is too high and too low.
https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/beyond-4-rule-how-much-can-you-spend-retirement