marko
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If this question has been posed in the past, my apologies. I looked around the site and did not find an answer to this particular twist on the question:
As an example, suppose all things are equal: Four equity funds, all after tax (or all pre-tax) with perhaps different amounts.
If your calculator results tell you that your SWR is 4%, what criteria do you use:
1) take an equal percentage from each fund, 2) all of the 4% from only one fund, 3) the fund that is/isn't performing, 4) the larger/smaller fund, or what? Does it matter?
As an example, suppose all things are equal: Four equity funds, all after tax (or all pre-tax) with perhaps different amounts.
If your calculator results tell you that your SWR is 4%, what criteria do you use:
1) take an equal percentage from each fund, 2) all of the 4% from only one fund, 3) the fund that is/isn't performing, 4) the larger/smaller fund, or what? Does it matter?