All of the information out there seems to be oriented towards WITHDRAWING money from your accounts after you retire. The issues are things like sequence of return risk, percentage of withdrawals, increasing your holdings in bonds, all sorts of topics that just don't apply to people like us, who plan to live off our dividends in retirement.
In fact, I'd go so far as to say that the entire retirement "industry" is geared towards this, and not towards living off of dividends. My free advisor at Fidelity is definitely not oriented towards dividend investing, either now, or in retirement.
I feel like there's some information that I'm missing that only applies to dividend investing. Maybe things like switches in your investments to make now to reduce risk, maximizing dividend income safety, how to make sure your portfolio keeps ahead of inflation. I'm pretty sure that there's plenty of other topics that I'm missing.
Are there any good resources about **LIVING OFF OF DIVIDENDS IN RETIREMENT**? For example, Armchair Income is great - for investing for dividends. I am a devoted follower, watch him every week, always take his advice with a healthy grain of salt, and do my own research. And yeah, I get that he's retired, but he's really all about the investing part of things, not about "well, here's what you gotta know as you make the transition into retirement", or "here's what you gotta know about actually living off of your dividends in retirement".
Maybe there's a good website, a good book I should be reading? Point me anywhere you think will help me out. Thanks.