Why 5% Is the New 4% When It Comes to Retirement
If you've done some reading about retirement planning, you've most likely run across the famous "4% rule," which suggests that if you want to make your retirement nest egg last for at least 30 years, you should withdraw 4% of it in your first year of retirement, and then adjust future withdrawals for inflation.
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