
- June30 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 12
Average Retirement?
One solution:
In figuring out how long their retirementnest egg will last, many doctors relyon past averages of market returns. Thatcan be a costly mistake, some retirementadvisors say, because the results can bemisleading. Markets could suffer a downturnthat can eat into your nest egg, especiallyif it comes early in your retirementyears. A market slide that comes early oncould lead to an empty retirement fund,whereas one that comes later wouldcause far less damage to a retirementportfolio that has fattened up as marketsmoved upward. For fixedretirement expenses, consider an immediateannuity, which can give you a steadyrevenue stream for life.
Articles in this issue
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Unravel the Intricacies of Your Retirement Dreamsabout 18 years ago
Organize Estate Planning in Retirementabout 18 years ago
Close-Up: Retirement Plansabout 18 years ago
The Early Bird Catches So Much Moreabout 18 years ago
Take the Lead in the Retirement Raceabout 18 years ago
Avoid Costly IRA Planning Mistakesabout 18 years ago
Beware of Reverse Dollar-Cost Averagingabout 18 years ago
Funds Still Goodabout 18 years ago
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