Chapter 13: Landing the Plane (The Audiobook)

Building wealth is only half the job. Keeping it is what really counts.

In Chapter 13 of How to Retire on $3,000 a Week, Bryce and Ben explain the critical shift from getting wealthy to staying wealthy and walk through the three main ways investors land the plane in retirement. 

This chapter is not about chasing more. It is about protecting what you have built, creating sustainable income, and setting yourself up for a life of financial peace and contribution.

Because wealth that lasts is built with intention.

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Chapters

• 1:05 Offence and defence as two phases of wealth
• 2:45 Why the skills that build wealth are not the same ones that protect it
• 4:30 Recognising when it is time to change gears
• 6:10 The risk of optimism without defence
• 7:50 Option one: using debt to fund lifestyle
• 9:20 Why this approach rarely works long term
• 11:05 Option two: retiring debt and creating sustainable income
• 13:00 Why this is the most conservative path
• 14:50 Option three: selling down assets intentionally
• 16:40 Choosing the right exit strategy for your life
• 18:30 Legacy, contribution, and what wealth is really for
• 19:45 Bringing the journey together before the case studies