How Much is REALLY Enough to Retire as a CRNA?
Description
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How much money do you really need to retire as a CRNA? If you've got savings but still feel uncertain about when you can safely stop working, this episode is for you.
Brett explores:
- The three retirement spending levels every CRNA needs to understand (survival, comfortable, and premium)
- Why retiring at 55 versus 65 can mean a $1.75 million difference in required savings
- The asset location strategy that could save you $300,000 in retirement costs
- The healthcare gap problem and how to bridge the 10 years before Medicare
- The Rule of 55 versus the 59½ penalty wall
- A systematic approach to calculate your true spending needs and portfolio requirements
- The tax trap of massive Required Minimum Distributions and how to avoid it
- Tax-diversified withdrawal strategies including the 0% capital gains bracket
- Realistic retirement ranges for CRNAs at different spending levels
Whether you're sitting on $800,000 or $2.1 million, you'll see why the amount you've saved might not be the real issue and what you should focus on instead.
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Key Timestamps:
(0:47 ) How much money do I really need to retire?
(1:49 ) The reality of CRNA career demands and early retirement
(2:53 ) The three retirement spending levels
(4:22 ) Retirement numbers for $\$10,000$ per month after taxes
(5:27 ) The asset location strategy most CRNAs miss
(6:08 ) The healthcare gap problem before Medicare
(6:33 ) The Rule of 55 vs. the 59-and-a-half penalty wall
(7:48 ) Systematic approach: Calculate your true spending and portfolio needs
(9:48 ) The tax issue and massive Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
(10:50 ) Tax-diversified withdrawal strategy (0% capital gains bracket)
(12:09 ) Realistic retirement ranges for CRNAs
(13:48 ) The goal: Accumulate enough money to retire on your terms
For more information and resources related to this episode, please visit the show notes.



