- Always save at least 10% of your salary for retirement
- Have at least 10 years of your final pay in retirement before you do retire
- Never withdraw more than 4% of the principle of your total holdings in retirement to make sure you don't deplete your retirement fund (this means that you should be okay with living on 4% of the total amount you have as well)
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
The Math of Retirement
There are all sorts of numbers that you can calculate to see how much you will have in retirement. The truth is no one can predict how long you will live or what your medical costs will be, for example. However, there are some numbers that you could use as estimates without having to use complicated calculators.
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401(k),
Budget,
Calculators,
IRA,
Retirement,
Roth IRA,
Saving
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