Stephen Knight

92.

You've got a 50% chance of living till 92.

So you've got a 63-year retirement.

No, the good news is you've got a 25% chance of living till 96, I think.

So even longer potentially.

So my question is, how have you thought about the potential contraction in stock prices or the risk that this money doesn't actually last?

Well, let me ask you this other one.

Well, one of the other pieces of kind of standard advice for retirees is that we typically see people who are 65 and retiring moving away from shares or as many shares and introducing more income producing assets like a little bit of term deposits, more bonds, lower risk assets.

Now you're 29, but moving into that retirement phase.

So how have you thought about what you're going to invest in?

Like, are you going to follow the typical advice or are you going to be a bit more risk seeking

Now, one other question that I had for you is I saw, I think it was either on your LinkedIn or your Instagram that you're talking about, hey, look, I tried to retire.

Actually, retirement wasn't all that it cracked up to be.

Maybe I don't want to spend my next 63 years lying on a beach.

And you said that maybe if you had your time again, you might have slowed down how quickly you were investing.

I might have got some of the exact words wrong, but can you talk to us more about that?

I once had someone come over and they go, oh.

It's really nicely furnished.

Really.

And I mean that in like the, that's what I dig.