Chuckanut
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Here is one person's thoughts on what might have happened if one retired in 1965 with $1,000,000 and a plan to withdraw about 4% a year.
Getting the one million is another issue. . No small task in the years leading up to 1965.
The Worst Retirement Ever - Go Curry Cracker!Go Curry Cracker!
"Our budgeted spending of $40,000 per year can provide for a high quality of life, more than we will probably spend (Although maybe we will spend that much someday.) Because the early years are critical to a portfolio’s long term survival, the plan is to spend a little less than 4% while we get used to our new life.
Is this plan sufficiently robust?
I hope so. We are about to retire in 1965, the worst year to retire Ever"
Getting the one million is another issue. . No small task in the years leading up to 1965.
The Worst Retirement Ever - Go Curry Cracker!Go Curry Cracker!
"Our budgeted spending of $40,000 per year can provide for a high quality of life, more than we will probably spend (Although maybe we will spend that much someday.) Because the early years are critical to a portfolio’s long term survival, the plan is to spend a little less than 4% while we get used to our new life.
Is this plan sufficiently robust?
I hope so. We are about to retire in 1965, the worst year to retire Ever"