“Just tell them how much money you want them to send you. Send me 8% a year and that's 80,000 bucks. So send me 80,000 bucks a year. And you can, on a monthly basis or a bi-weekly basis or whatever, ...”

Dave Ramsey · The Ramsey Show · Make Decisions Based on Facts, Not Fear

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suggest setting a fixed annual withdrawal amount (e.g., $80,000) and receiving it in any frequency (monthly, bi-weekly, etc.)

$80,000 per year

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