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What Your Asset Mix in Retirement Should Be During Higher Interest Rates

morningstar.com
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a year ago
byjosephtofinance

Summary

The fact is that we now have safer, higher yields. The standard deviation of fixed income is so much lower than is the case with equities. equity valuations aren’t what they once were. A 4% starting safe withdrawal rate was a good amount to anchor on.

How Withdrawals Can Influence a Retiree’s Asset Allocation. In this latest review, we came out with a conclusion that a 4% starting safe withdrawal rate was a good amount to anchor on. Treasuries and cash are really great ballast assets for equity portfolios.

High-yield looks terrible from the standpoint of adding diversification, Christine Benz says. In addition to those nominal Treasury bonds, I’d own some TIPS as well to provide that explicit inflation protection, she says. Growing that portfolio for the next generation is really the main goal.

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4 Comments

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iareunique
a year ago
Glad to see we keep validating the Trinity study!
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humboldt
a year ago
What exactly is the trinity study?
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getthatmoneyyo
a year ago
It was the original research study that came up with the 4% withdrawal rate being deemed safe for a 30 year retirement
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humboldt
a year ago
So that's where that came from! I just thought it was one of those "good" recommendations that everyone makes. Going to give this a good lookover!