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I found this Kiplinger article useful for sorting out the tools currently available for drawdown strategies:
How to Draw a Steady Portfolio Paycheck in Retirement
How to Draw a Steady Portfolio Paycheck in Retirement
Firms rolling out new drawdown services in recent years include United Income and Personal Capital, which charge asset-based fees, and Income Strategy, which charges a flat monthly fee for software subscriptions or an asset-based fee for an advice package. Some established robo-advisers such as Vanguard Personal Advisor Services also offer drawdown strategies.
Can such services deliver on their promises of personalized, tax-efficient drawdown strategies?