Is the 4% safe withdrawal rate, really 5%? : r/leanfire - Reddit

Is The 4% Safe Withdrawal Rate, Really 5%? : R/leanfire - Reddit

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Easy solution to this. Don’t buy bonds. Obviously with a shiller P/E of 35 we are looking at a safe withdrawal rate closer to 2.5%, at least for some decades. At least if you are all into the …

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Quick Clarification On The 4% Safe Withdraw Rate : R/Fire - Reddit

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The 7% figure is already on a real basis, from near 10% nominal. The drop from 7% to 4% is because of the impact of volatility -- the so called sequence of returns risk. Furthermore the …

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Quick Clarification On The 4% Safe Withdraw Rate : R/leanfire - Reddit

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35 votes, 23 comments. true. Skip to main content. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home Open navigation Go to Reddit Home

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Safe Withdraw Rate If Retire At Mid 30s? : R/Fire - Reddit

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The low withdrawal rates of 2-3% are really safe but too conservative I think. 4% with the ability to spend less (maybe 10-20% less, this could also be a part time job) if markets go down is also …

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Confused About FIRE Number Calcs With Withdrawal Rate : R/leanfire …

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Yes. But remember, the withdrawal rate is a proxy for effective investment return taking into consideration volatility and historically "unlucky" periods of poor market performance. 4% …

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Is The 4% Rule Designed To Preserve Money Or Deplete It? : R/Fire

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You can always redo the retirement math and "re-retire" where you end up. If you retire (note: all numbers real / inflation-adjusted) off of $2 million at a 4% safe withdrawal rate planning a 40 …

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Safe Withdrawal Rate Should Be 3.3% Rather Than 4% : R/Fire - Reddit

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So, in today’s environment, the highest withdrawal rate we’d personally be comfortable with is 3.5%. That has a 3.9% failure rate. The 4% SWR would have had a 28.8% failure rate in the …

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4% Rule Help : R/leanfire - Reddit

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13 votes, 11 comments. Long time lurking first time poster. Could someone provide me with some clarity on the safe withdrawal rate. Does those that…

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Let's Discuss FIRE Withdrawal Strategy : R/Fire - Reddit

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Let’s say 10K for example. year 2 - inflation is 3%. - take you original 4% and add the rate of inflation to it. Let’s say year on was $10,000.00. Year 2 withdrawal is 10,300 to reflect inflation …

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The 4% Rule: Clearing Up Misconceptions With Bill Bengen

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2 days ago  · Bill argued that a 5% safe withdrawal rate could work well for a 30-year retirement horizon. For workers who want to retire early, his research even suggests a 4.3% rate is …

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The 4% Rule Is Back, But It's Not Really A Rule - Investment News

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Nov 13, 2023  · A 4% withdrawal rate in retirement can be a place to start, research from Morningstar suggests, but one planner calls it 'simple and dangerous.'. One of the most …

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3.5% Withdrawal Rate (28X Annual Spend) Is Plenty Safe : R ... - Reddit

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ADMIN MOD. 3.5% withdrawal rate (28X annual spend) is plenty safe. Based on Portfolio Charts and Early Retirement Now’s analysis of the last 150 or so years of the US stock market data, …

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What Is Lean FIRE? The Minimalist’s Way To Retire Early

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At a 3% safe withdrawal rate, we’d, therefore, need a portfolio of at least $2,500,000. At a 4% withdrawal rate, we'd need a taxable investment portfolio of at least $1,875,000 and pray …

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Safe Withdrawal Rate (SWR) Method: Calculations And Limitations

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Jun 15, 2024  · Safe withdrawal rate = annual withdrawal amount ÷ total amount saved. Let’s say as an example, you have $800,000 saved and you believe you’ll need to withdraw $35,000 per …

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Fire Investing & The 4% Rule For Early Retirees | Vanguard

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Jul 8, 2021  · The 4% rule, which aims to help retirees find a safe withdrawal rate for each year in retirement, may be right for investors with a 30-year retirement horizon. But others, including …

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Can Morningstar's Withdrawal Rate Report Refute The 4% Rule?

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Jan 26, 2022  · A new white paper by Morningstar feeds into this speculation, with its much-publicized conclusion stating that, given today’s market conditions, the future safe withdrawal …

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The Good News On Safe Withdrawal Rates | Morningstar

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Nov 13, 2023  · (The highest starting safe withdrawal rate based on similar assumptions was 3.3% in 2021 and 3.8% in 2022.) The 4% rule may finally hold true as a safe starting withdrawal rate …

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The 4% Rule: The Easy Answer To “How Much Do I Need For …

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May 29, 2012  · Far from being a risky proposition, planning for 4% Safe Withdrawal rate is actually the most conservative method of retirement saving I could possibly recommend. To …

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