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Retirement spending success linked to stock gains and modest inflation
A study cited by The Wall Street Journal found an 81.5% success rate under conditions of rising stocks and modest inflation.
The Wall Street Journal Markets reports that a commonly discussed 4% retirement spending rule works best when stock returns are strong and inflation remains modest.
According to the outlet, the study showed an 81.5% success rate in that scenario.
The chances of the plan succeeding drop materially when inflation runs higher or when broader markets are soft.
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