I'd love to see how these probabilities were calculated - do you have references to those studies? Or was this from something like a Monte Carlo simulation? Very useful info. Thanks! S.D. - ScienceDuuude

…ther 50 or 60 years. History tells us that a portfolio made of 75% in stocks and 25% in bonds has a 15% chance of being exhausted after a period of 50–60 years of 4% withdrawal rate. This probability increases to 30–35% if a port…
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I'd love to see how these probabilities were calculated - do you have references to those studies? Or was this from something like a Monte Carlo simulation?
Very useful info. Thanks! S.D.
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