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Retirement Account Multiple - What’s it mean?
Your Retirement Account Multiple (RAM)–your retirement account balance divided by your final salary–is a quick way to help you calculate the annual amount you can draw from your retirement assets. Of course, it’s just a tool, one of several you need to consider, but it can help you determine the longevity of your accumulated savings. Evan Gautier explains how to factor the RAM into your retirement plans in an article posted at www.doughroller.net. Check it out here…
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