u/BlackBearTrail

I retired recently, and I am looking for advice on the most efficient withdrawal frequency for my retirement cash flow. My portfolio is in an account in Europe, and it's all ETFs. Should I sell my ETFs monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, or annually?

I thought about selling and transferring funds monthly to mirror the monthly pre-retirement salary. But I'd pay more in fees to do that.

I want to balance broker trading fees, international wire friction, and currency exchange rates.

What schedule will work best?

I bought a new Honda PCX 160 in Japan. I bought it at Red Baron. The day after I bought it, I took it back and told the sales manager that the handlebars are slightly off center to the right it seems. He sat on it and said it looks straight. I said okay and went home. But it really seems that the bars are off center and titled slightly to the right. I went back today to get a GIVI back storage box installed, and I had them check it again. The mechanic and sales manager said that it's normal for the bars to be slightly crooked due to the soft rubber piece in there.

Is this normal? Is this really just a fact of owning a Honda PCX 160 that the bars will be slightly crooked? I can't believe that. Have any other Honda PCX 160 owners experienced the same problem with slightly crooked handlebars? I might take it to another motorcycle dealer and see what they say about it.