Can dividends cover your retirement living expenses? What is high-dividend stock investing? Is All Country not enough?

Can dividends cover your retirement living expenses? What is high-dividend stock investing? Is All Country not enough?

In retirement, can you "sell" your assets?"I'm saving properly for retirement with NISA. But when it comes time to use it, how should I sell it?"Have you ever felt that kind of anxiety?The All Country fund you've been building up little by little. Introduction — In retirement, can you "sell" your assets? “I’m saving properly for retirement with NISA. But when it comes time to use it, how should I sell it?” Have you ever felt that kind of anxiety? The All Country fund you’ve been building up little by little. When you reach retirement, you sell it bit by bit to cover your living expenses. Even if you understand it in your head— “When should I sell?” “How much should I sell?” “If I sell on a day when the market crashes, won’t I lose money?” When the time actually comes, it’s hard to bring yourself to do it. Hello. I’m Pirokichi, a former financial institution branch manager and financial planner. Today’s theme is, which to choose for retirement: high-dividend stock investing or All Country . High-dividend stock investing is investing by holding stocks of companies that pay out high dividends and continuing to receive those dividends . I’ll give you my answer first. High-dividend stock investing is recommended. There are three reasons for this. 1. Because money automatically enters your account without you having to sell anything 2. Because even on days when the market crashes, di.