This near-7% rule looks better for retirees than the 4% rule
The recent turmoil in the bond market, which has seen long-term interest rates rising to multidecade highs, is also good news for those nearing or in retirement, making a near-7% withdrawal rule appear more favorable than the traditional 4% rule.
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