The Big Financial Stretch:
Preparing for Those Later Decades
Knowledge@Wharton (December 06, 2010)
Good article. Two comments:
The article asks (but does not
answer) the question, "How much is enough for retirees to live on?"
I hope that visitors to this site realize that they can use the simple
spreadsheet to "back into" how much accumulated savings they will
need to produce their desired level of real annual income in retirement.
This is another article that raises
concerns about the 4% Withdrawal rule. "Critics say such guidelines
should not be blindly followed. The 4% rule 'just doesn't work' when
investments are tumbling, says Stezfand [Director of Financial Security] of
AARP."
Developing and maintaining a robust financial plan in retirement is a classic actuarial problem involving the time-value of money and life contingencies. This problem is easily solved with basic actuarial principles, including periodic comparisons of household assets and spending liabilities.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Make Your Money Last a Lifetime, 3 ways to stretch your savings in retirement
Make Your Money Last a Lifetime, 3
ways to stretch your savings in retirement
Jane Bryant Quinn (December 1, 2010, AARP Bulletin)
Jane Bryant Quinn (December 1, 2010, AARP Bulletin)
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Calculate Retirement Income With a Simple Online Tool
Calculate Retirement Income With a
Simple Online Tool
Steve Vernon (September 9, 2010, CBS Money Watch Blog)
Steve Vernon (September 9, 2010, CBS Money Watch Blog)
Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
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