Much of the research done on how much money can safely be withdrawn from retirement nest eggs focuses on an initial amount that is withdrawn in the first year of retirement, and then assumes that this initial amount is increased by an inflationary factor every year thereafter. So what does this look like? Is this realistic? What does this practically mean for you as an investor?
Why You May Be Able To Retire Earlier Than You Think
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Why You May Be Able To Retire Earlier Than You Think
