The Way Most People Are Taught to Invest for Retirement Isn't the Only Option — and It May Not Be Enough to Keep the Lifestyle You Have Now

Conventional wisdom says to move your savings into “safe” bonds as you approach retirement — but bonds are currently paying somewhere around 3–4% a year. On $1 million, that's roughly $30,000–$40,000 in annual income, often a real step down from the lifestyle you're living now. Here's a free guide to a different, less-known way to put that same capital to work.

What's Inside

5 Things to Know About the High-Yield Investment Most Financial Advisors Have Never Even Heard Of

The real math behind “safe” retirement investing — and why $1 million doesn't go as far as you'd think
What this way of investing actually is — and why it's simpler than it sounds
Why it doesn't rise and fall with the stock market the way your 401(k) or brokerage account does
What “documentation instead of trust me” should actually look like, in practice
Where this fits if you're trying to shift from active income to passive income (and how to tell if you're ready)

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Written by Kristin Boekhoff, who spent 20 years in real estate — including managing a $7B affordable-housing investment portfolio — before founding Bright Door Homes.