Regarding “rules” for budgeting in retirement, I set aside $100,000 in what I call my “Stuff Happens” account. It’s designed to get me through five years of unexpected and one-time expenses. My buddies have adopted the same approach.
Clearly your friends know a good idea when they hear one.
Source: finance.yahoo.com
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