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Two key questions about retirement
Running out of money in retirement is a frightening thought on the minds of many these days, so understanding the dynamics of how to withdraw from your savings after you retire is crucial; the “4% rule” isn’t always the best. And deciding when to claim your Social Security benefit should be a key part of every couple’s retirement strategy, considering not only the needed current income stream but also the benefit a survivor will get. This LA Times article by columnist Liz Weston answers two questions addressing both of these topics. Click here to read more.
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