... of years sooner than previously thought, though an increase in interest rates is
unlikely ... liquidity from the markets but stressed that talk of a rate hike was ...

... number, but a 4 percent annual withdrawal rate is widely ... A 3 percent inflation rate
means things that cost ... So your annual withdrawals will have to get bigger ...

... return, inflation rate and projected withdrawal date in ... you convert compared to the
time you make withdrawals. ... Of course, nobody knows what tax rates will be ...

... Plus, the divergence between LIBOR and the Federal Reserve Funds rate may be ... of public
policy that people can competently calculate withdrawal rates from their ...

... In this report filed under the "Investing" category, Connie examines withdrawal
rates and how the right rate can help make your assets last in retirement. ...

... In the November 10, 2008 report (How Much Should You Withdraw?), Certified Financial
Planner Lane Jones mentions that a "withdrawal rate of about 4% on an ...

... the growth potential and the smaller the payout, although one's personal situation
and risk comfort level will ultimately determine your withdrawal rate. ...

... MANAGEMENT: Most of the academic research says a sustainable withdrawal rate of
no ... Instead, Kotlikoff contends a retiree needs to adjust withdrawals each year ...

... proposing a lower capital gains tax rate, bigger write ... AZ), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE:
Reducing business tax rates has the ... at age 70.5 to take withdrawals from 401 ...

... Is that reasonable? Financial planning expert Tom Grzymala says a safe withdrawal
rate from retirement savings would be able 4% a year. ...