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I seem to recall in my early days of retirement planning, and first learning about the 4% rule, the expectation for inflation in your targets would be 3%.
Basically, on average, if your investments earned 7%, inflation took 3%, and you had 4% for your SWR.
So, anyone planning to retire and expecting a 2% inflation average on the long haul is going to have a higher risk of failure. I don't care what the FED goal is, so much as I care that I have planned for to allow for a financially secure future in retirement.
Basically, on average, if your investments earned 7%, inflation took 3%, and you had 4% for your SWR.
So, anyone planning to retire and expecting a 2% inflation average on the long haul is going to have a higher risk of failure. I don't care what the FED goal is, so much as I care that I have planned for to allow for a financially secure future in retirement.