Good article, if you would like to know the out come of scenario 2, go to the link.
He cites three hypothetical examples. He calls them the "3 Brothers". They each retire with a million dollars, they each withdraw $60,000 a year, or $5,000 a month, but they retire three years apart.
Brother 1 retires in 1997, as the tech bubble was gaining steam. Brother 2 retires in 2000 at the top of the market, just before the tech bubble bursts. Brother 3 retires in 2003 as the credit bubble, that imploded in 2009, was in its infancy.
Here's the scary part. By 2015 there was a wide discrepancy in their investment results and in one scenario the middle brother had almost run out of money.
Scenario 1 has them all investing only in the S&P 500. By this year Brother 1 had $1.64 million in his portfolio. Brother 2 had only $63,945 left in his retirement account! And Brother 3 had $1.65 million.
Read entire article here.
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