I mean this is based on basically nothing, just a survey of 500 “investors”. I would say though that aiming for more predictable spending in retirement would b

I mean this is based on basically nothing, just a survey of 500 “investors”. I would say though that aiming for more predictable spending in retirement would be very good for the economy. It’s a bit disconcerting that in the US, a medical procedure that slips through the cracks of Medicare/medicaid can suddenly cost millions of dollars for a retiree (when most health problems start happening). IMO this makes it so basically no amount of money feels like enough to retire so everyone has to just sit on their cash like a dragon protecting their gold until death. I think if this was a bit more predictable way more people would be spending money more liberally and/or retiring earlier, leaving jobs for the newer generation.