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Does the 4% rule still hold true?
Developed by financial planner William Bengen in 1994, the 4 percent rule is a widely accepted guideline for determining how much a retiree can withdraw from their retirement savings each year without running out of money. But does this still hold in today’s economy? According to a new Morningstar report, new retirees should count on spending less than 4 percent of their balances. Ian Salisbury explains new retirees should plan to spend less than 4 percent. Read Mr. Salisbury’s article here…
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