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The Inventor of the 4% Withdrawal Rule has Updated His Recommendation. It is Significantly Less than Guaranteed Lifetime Income Benefits.

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Bill Bengan published a study in the Journal of Financial Planning in 1994 that introduced the 4% withdrawal rule. His study recommended initially withdrawing 4% from your portfolio to ensure you will not run out of money in retirement.    The financial industry ran with this recommendation ever since.    JP Morgan projects the following on a typical portfolio:  Withdrawal Rate       Likelihood of not running out of Money     3%                            95 - 100%     4%                            85 - 90%     5%                            65 - 70%     6%                            40 - 45%  If you increase your withdrawal rate, your likelihood of success decreases significantly.   Current Guaranteed Lifetime Income withdrawal rates:    - Age 65: 7.5% guaranteed for life    - Age 75: 8.5% guaranteed for life    - Rates increase if you are older   You can increase your income significantly with 100% likelihood of success. You cannot outlive your income.    

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