Jul 24, 2026 · 13 min · 9 segments
The Moose on The Loose helps Canadians to invest with more conviction so they can enjoy their retirement. Today, I explain how I intend to die with zero and still retire my children. It's all about…
I'm gonna live off my dividends, not touch, gonna touch my capital, and I'm gonna retire my son.
Um, this is what I have heard a few times as of late, and you know what? I kinda like this idea, but I just don't want to retire my son.
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Investing involves risk, dividends are not guaranteed, and past performance does not predict the future.
Hey, what's up? My name is Moose making from The Moose on the Loose, uh, P Retirement Friday.
Um, I ran into this kind of comments a few times over the past couple of weeks, 'cause I've been talking a little bit more about Die with Zero.
So the idea of, like, depleting my investment accounts, all my accounts actually, um, before I die.
So trying to reach that moment where when I pass away, there's just a small cushion left.
Like, the whole picture here is I don't wanna die with $2 million at the age of 87 in my portfolio.
And a lot of people say, "Yeah, I get it, but I really wanna create generational wealth for my children." And, and kind of, like, funny 'cause that, that sentence stuck in my head, "I want to retire my son." I heard...
Like, I read that, like, two or three times already for three different people, so that was interesting.
And I've thought, well, that's interesting, but generational wealth is a number, and you're probably wrong trying to do it, but hear me out.
Um, and to each their own, so if you wanna stick with what you want to do after this show, it's all good.
That's the whole point of having a podcast anyway, right? Um, so first I think we'll bo- we are all...
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