
- October31 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 20
Making It Last
Tip:
Once you've reached retirementand start taking money out of the nestegg that you've built up over the years,how long will it last? There's a usefultool from T. Rowe Price (www.troweprice.com) that will calculate howmuch you can withdraw and still havemoney in the kitty for the rest of yourlife. If the calculator says you'll outliveyour cash, you have a couple ofoptions, like taking out less or investingfor more growth. The latter choiceis risky, though; the most effectiveoption is to work longer, which fattensyour retirement fund as it shortensyour retirement. Start withdrawalsfrom taxable accounts, and then switchto your IRAs. Save any money in RothIRAs for last.
Articles in this issue
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Don't Wear Your Raincoat in the Showerabout 18 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPabout 18 years ago
Red, White, and…Green?about 18 years ago
Who Decides How Much Is Too Much?about 18 years ago
Do You Need Long-term Care Insurance?about 18 years ago
Surplus Malpractice Coverage Has Perksabout 18 years ago
Separate Second Home Fantasy from Factabout 18 years ago
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