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"Sell all your stocks once you turn sixty." Is that really true? Even if you deposit 1 billion won in a bank, after taxes, that amounts to only 2.11 million won per month, and the winter of retirement is now 25 to 30 years away. The key to managing money after sixty is not to "burn it all" or "extinguish it completely," but to divide your capital between what you will protect and what you will grow, keeping the embers alive for as long as possible. In this video, we will go through everything step-by-step: how to allocate retirement assets in your 60s, from the reality where the National Pension alone leaves a monthly shortfall of 2 million won, to cash melting away with inflation, why the "order" of withdrawals determines your retirement, and how to prevent tax leakage through pension savings, IRPs, and ISAs. Take away just one sentence today: Retirement is calculated not by your balance, but by the "time" that money lasts. Timeline 00:00 Why is the advice to "sell all your stocks" dangerous in your 60s? (The 1 Billion Won Trap) 02:05 The winter after retirement lasts 25–30 years: The truth about '300 months' 03:16 If you rely solely on the National Pension, you will be short 2 million won every month (Shortfall of 600 million won) 05:06 Why half of left-behind cash melts away due to inflation 06:51 The answer after sixty: Dividing 'money to protect' and 'money to grow' 09:24 Direct calculation with 300 million won — If you turn off the lights, you will run out by age 73 11:04 The real trap that determines your retirement: The 'order' of decline 12:46 'Which container do you take it out of' is more important than the stocks? (Pension Savings · IRP · ISA) 15:12 Dividend-type vs. Index-type: There is no right answer + Why you shouldn't rush 17:18 Summary + Two things to check right today #StocksFor60s #RetirementAssets #RetirementFunds #PensionSavings #IRP #SeverancePay #AssetAllocation #ISA #NationalPension #RetirementPreparation ⚠️ Important Notice This video is intended for educational purposes regarding economics and investment, and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any specific stock or product. The final decision and responsibility regarding investment always rest with you. Please make your own judgment based on your specific situation, and consult with a professional if necessary!