The 4% rule is a popular way to estimate the size of your retirement portfolio. But did you know that the rule can fail? In this video, I discuss all you need to know and what to do to maximize your success rate of the 4% rule in retirement.
The seminal study from Trinity University came up with the 4% rule. The rule says that your portfolio size in retirement should be 25x of your annual living expenses. But, the rule can fail you due to incorrect allocation, higher withdrawal rates and lower future returns. Low returns was the most decisive factor of them all. In this video I discuss a cash cushion strategy that can help you weather low returns, especially when retiring into bear markets.
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