Why Advisors Are Rethinking The 4% Rule
Nearly 30 years ago, financial advisor William Bengen conceived the so-called 4% rule as a guardrail for retirement budgeting. In essence, it holds that people can fund their retirement adequately by withdrawing or consuming 4% of their financial assets annually, increasing it periodically for inflation.
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe
Listen to @Max Wasserman’s recent appearance on ‘The Money Life with @Chuck Jaffe’ podcast where he shares how investors could navigate unknown market impactors, why it isn’t pricing things in as well as it once did, and his views on the current condition of the #dividendmarket.