Retirement Planning
Planning for retirement can sometimes feel like navigating through a maze. Decisions about current and future income, expenditures, taxes, and estate planning can seem overwhelming. Furthermore, the unpredictability and volatility of the financial markets can add to this stress. So, how can you secure a financially stable and enjoyable retirement?
Simple illustration shows how volatility and sequence of return affect your retirement nest egg.
Simple illustration shows how volatility and sequence of return affect your retirement nest egg.
Retirement Planning: Parker Evans, CFA, CFP Explains the 4% Rule
“The 4% spending rule states that retirees with a diversified portfolio split between stocks and bonds can safely withdraw 4% of their initial balance at retirement, adjusting the dollar amount for inflation each year thereafter.”
