Worried your savings won't last? Learn how to manage sequence risk and use the three-bucket framework to protect your nest egg and spend with confidence.

The goal is to move from a fixed mindset to a dynamic one, having a framework that tells you exactly when to pull back and when it’s actually okay to spend more.
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Lena: You know, Miles, I was looking at some data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and it turns out the average retiree spent nearly sixty thousand dollars in 2025. That’s about five thousand dollars every single month! It’s no wonder forty percent of adults are worried their money won’t actually last.
Miles: It’s a huge concern, especially since the "rules" we’ve followed for decades are changing. We used to focus entirely on saving, but now we have to master "decumulation"—which is basically the technical skill of spending that money without running out.
Lena: Right, and it’s not just a flat line, is it? I’ve heard experts call it the "retirement spending smile," where you actually spend more in those early "Go-Go" years.
Miles: Exactly. It’s a mechanical problem that needs a technical solution, especially when you factor in sequence-of-returns risk. So, let’s dive into the frameworks that can help you protect your nest egg.