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Rule-of-thumb guidelines about withdrawals and expected returns are the basis of many retirement plans. But experts say it ...
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Here's How Retirement Experts Say to Make the '4% Rule' Work For You
But experts say it can pay to look deeply into the details. One example: The 4% rule, which estimates how much someone should withdraw from their nest egg each year to fund their retirement.