Retiring as a “Four Percenter” Can Effectively Manage a Marital Estate
A common and recurring theme in retirement planning is the “4 percent” rule of thumb on post-retirement spending. That rule suggests that retirees who restrict their annual expenditures to only 4% of their invested nest egg, adjusted for inflation, can ride their retirement savings for their remainder of their lives. By way of basic example, someone with $2 million in…