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| Subject: Re: Retirement Port Behavior 2000-2010 | Date: 12/31/2010 9:16 AM | |
| Author: temsike | Number: 68038 of 101012 | |
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I decided to run a scenario of where we would be had we decided to retire on Jan 1, 2000 with $1M. AWR = 4. Annual inflation rate = 3. N (yrs) = 11. I/yr = -0.9%. PV = $1,000,000. PMT = $40,000. FV = $484,612. Anybody who decided to retire on January 1, 2000 with $1M will have 48.4% of their (real) portfolio's value today. That's pretty scary. |
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