Protect
Crash-Proof Your Retirement
The plan for the next market crash.
- A simple “bucket” plan so bills get paid even when the market falls
- A crash-day checklist: what to do, and what not to touch
- A calm 90-day plan for after the drop
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Three guides for the money you’ve already saved.
Short chapters. Real numbers. Read each one in an evening, then keep it by your side for the next time the headlines get loud.
Earn
Get Paid Every Month
The dividend paycheck plan for retirees.
- How to line up payouts so money arrives all 12 months
- How yields work, and the high-yield traps to avoid
- Tax basics and a fill-in worksheet for your own numbers
Look ahead
AI Without the Hype
Don’t miss it, don’t lose it: a retiree’s guide to the AI boom.
- What the AI boom is, in plain words, and where it already sits in your funds
- How to check if you are too heavy, or too light, in one theme
- Lessons from past booms, so the hype doesn’t make your choices
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Why not wait
Nobody can tell you when the next crash comes. Including us.
That is exactly why the plan comes first. History shows big drops do happen, and they move fast:
2007 – 2009−57%S&P 500, peak (Oct 9, 2007) to low (Mar 9, 2009)Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices, price index
Early 2020−34%S&P 500 fall in just 23 trading days, Feb 19 to Mar 23, 2020Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices, price index
2022−25%S&P 500, Jan 3 to Oct 12, 2022, in a year bonds also fellSource: S&P Dow Jones Indices, price index
Today$41what you save if you get all 3 books before the timer ends$90 later − $49 now = $41
Why a plan before the drop matters
Say you need $40,000 from your account this year to live on, and stocks have just fallen 30%.
$40,000 ÷ 0.70 = $57,143
That is how much of your pre-crash stock value you use up to raise the same $40,000, if you have to sell at the bottom.
What a monthly paycheck can look like
Say $300,000 is invested at an example dividend yield of 3.5%.
$300,000 × 3.5% = $10,500 a year ≈ $875 a month
Yields change and dividends can be cut. Book 2 shows how to run this math with your own figures.
Illustrative examples only, not a forecast or a recommendation. The two worked examples use round, made-up numbers to show the math; they ignore taxes, fees and changes in prices or payouts. The three historical drops are the S&P 500 price index, peak to low, rounded; past results do not predict future returns.
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How do I get the books?
Right after you pay, you get a download link on screen and by email. Each book is a PDF. It opens on any phone, tablet or computer, and it prints well.
Do you recommend stocks?
No. These guides do not name stocks to buy or sell and make no predictions. They explain how things work, in plain English, with worked examples, so you can make your own decisions or have a better talk with a licensed professional.
Can I buy just one?
Yes. Each book is $21 on its own. If you want all three, the bundle is $49 and saves you $41.
Educational only. These guides are not investment, financial, legal or tax advice, and they contain no stock picks or recommendations. All examples and numbers are illustrative and rounded. Investing involves risk, including loss of money, and past performance does not predict future results. Talk to a licensed professional about your own situation. No result is guaranteed.