A Dynamic Retirement Plan: 3 Distribution Strategies

Part of any dynamic financial plan is to have a sound and consistent retirement distribution plan to make sure you will not run out of money.
3 Distribution Strategies:
4% Rule Withdraw - 4% of your portfolio balance at the end of the prior year.
Dynamic Withdrawals - Increase/decrease your withdrawals as the market increases or decreases.
RMD Withdrawals - Only withdraw your required minimum distribution.
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