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If you were to take 4% of assets each year, and not 4% first year and then adjust for inflation in future years, does that help or hurt chances of not running out of money eventually?
Are there studies on this?
It seems like it would help longevity of retirement dollars as you take out less in down markets, and take out more if markets are up, but your portfolio would also be significantly up.
We want to enjoy life, but need to leave legacy for kids uncertain future medical issues.
Are there studies on this?
It seems like it would help longevity of retirement dollars as you take out less in down markets, and take out more if markets are up, but your portfolio would also be significantly up.
We want to enjoy life, but need to leave legacy for kids uncertain future medical issues.