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Kin Income

Retired, or retired early? You did the saving — the math’s on us.

“Will the money last? Am I still on plan? And what on earth do I sell this month?”

Those are the questions Kin Income answers. It keeps the whole picture — your savings, your accounts, your other income, and the market — in one quiet place, and each month turns your plan into a single clear move, every number explained. Your spending even flexes with the market: a touch lighter through the rough patches, a little easier when things are good. You review the move, adjust it if you like, and place the trade at your own broker.

We do the arithmetic; you do the trading. Kin never holds your money, never sees a brokerage password, and never places an order.

● July · withdrawal ready

Your cash — July 25

Generated July 22 · three market days ahead, as planned
Your plan’s July move
Raise $6,130
Sell 5 VOO and 10 COST from Taxable Brokerage
Est. proceeds $6,184 July 22 close

Why this action

$7,500 monthly spending, $1,370 already covered
Social Security + dividends counted first
Within your guardrails for this year
A rough market can pause an increase — you’d see why
Your move: place the trade, then tell Kin
Kin records exactly what you did

The monthly loop

One quiet loop, month after month.

Plenty of tools will tell you whether your money might last thirty years — useful, but it’s not the question you wake up with. The one you actually face is smaller: what do I sell this month, and why? Kin Income answers that one, calmly and on schedule, in plain words.

  1. 1

    Tell Kin your plan

    What you spend each month, when you want the cash, what you hold and where, your other income, and the order you’d prefer to sell things in. A guided setup — no spreadsheet archaeology required.

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    Get the month’s action

    A few days before your cash date, your plan works out exactly what to sell — accounts, tickers, share counts — after counting the income you already expect. Every figure shows its work, including your strategy’s reasoning.

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    You act. Kin records.

    Use your plan’s move as-is or adjust it — different account, different ticker, fewer shares. Then place the trade at your broker and tell Kin how it went. The record follows what you actually did, down to the last share.

The boundary

A few things we’ll never do.

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Your accounts stay yours

Kin never custodies assets, never asks for a brokerage password, and never gets trade authority. You type in what you hold; the only hands on your money are your own.

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Nothing happens silently

Kin never quietly rebalances your portfolio or slips in an adjustment behind your back. Each month’s withdrawal is a snapshot that doesn’t change afterward — what your plan computed, what you tweaked, and what you actually did are kept as three separate, honest records.

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Estimates labelled as estimates

Proceeds are estimated from clearly dated reference prices, and no outcome is ever guaranteed. When a number is really an estimate, it says so plainly, with the date and source attached.

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An honest early preview

Kin Income is young, and we’d rather say so than dress it up. Signing up means accepting the current terms & disclosures. If we ever add advisory features, they’d be a separate, regulated product with its own rules — and that’s a promise we plan to keep.

Set the plan once. Then go enjoy the retirement.

After that, every month brings one clear move and a plain explanation of the why — glance at it, place the trade, and get back to your day.

Already use Kin Fund? Add Income from Settings → Products — one account covers both.