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Determining Your 'Best' Retirement Income Strategy: Not Necessarily an Easy Task
Ken Steiner, FSA Retired Link to more items from this source
Apr. 21, 2016
"[Michael Kitces recently] examined possible 'best' strategies for a 65-year old couple 'trying to decide how much to spend for a 30-year retirement from their $1,000,000 portfolio, and how that portfolio should be invested.' ... [E]ven if simple strategies are chosen, care should be taken to make sure that they represent potentially best strategies.... While [he believes] that Michael chose these three strategies to illustrate how his process night work, [this author becomes] skeptical when someone tells me that I can spend 33% more in retirement if I simply increase my investment in equities from 50% to 100% (Strategy C vs. Strategy B)."

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