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OK Midpack, what's your answer?
Mine was 2.1-4%. That is based on being able to achieve an avg return of at least the face yield on the face value of my longish munis, on the entire portfolio, at around 55/45 AA, and 3.1-3.3% inflation. However, if things go more or less as planned for the next couple of years, the portfolio will easily outlive us even if the avg annual real return is as low as 1%. Of course I use FIREcalc, but when I am playing around with numbers on my iPhone spreadsheet in the back of a taxi, these are the assumptions I use.
R
Mine was 2.1-4%. That is based on being able to achieve an avg return of at least the face yield on the face value of my longish munis, on the entire portfolio, at around 55/45 AA, and 3.1-3.3% inflation. However, if things go more or less as planned for the next couple of years, the portfolio will easily outlive us even if the avg annual real return is as low as 1%. Of course I use FIREcalc, but when I am playing around with numbers on my iPhone spreadsheet in the back of a taxi, these are the assumptions I use.
R