Name: Why the 4% rule is actually (still) a decent rule of thumb
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Why the 4% rule is actually (still) a decent rule of thumb

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I’m not a huge listener to podcasts but I do enjoy them from time to time…A few years back, I listened to a BiggerPockets Podcast with financial independence enthusiast, U.S. financial planner, commentator and educator Michael Kitces as a guest.&nbsp;This podcast delved into the 4% safe withdrawal rate that so many, many, many….DIY investors in the early retirement community rely on and why Michael Kitces ultimately believes the 4% rule actually remains a very good rule of thumb to plan by – to a point.&nbsp;If you don’t have an hour and 22 minutes to listen to this episode (not many people...

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