The legendary investor advises investors not to save what is left after spending. Instead, you spend what is left after saving. Here’s how the advice can strengthen your finances.

So if you have a $2 million retirement portfolio, you can withdraw $80,000 the first year. This is a little more than half the $150,000 you’re looking to spend a year.

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When recent grads deliberate on whether they should spend, save or invest their monetary gifts, experts suggest considering their short- and long-term goals.

But the good news is that there are just as many ways to manage your money wisely, spend it well, and make purchases that are investments in yourself, your well-being and your future.

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So if you have a $2 million retirement portfolio, you can withdraw $80,000 the first year. This is a little more than half the $150,000 you’re looking to spend a year.