How should individuals invest and spend in retirement with interest rates so low, stock valuations high, and inflation uncertain. Why retirement managed payout funds and income replacement funds failed.

Topics covered include:

How managed payout and income replacement funds compare to immediate annuities
Why Vanguard and Fidelity changed the objective of their retiree focused income replacement and managed payout funds
How fixed annuities work
How retirees should combine annuities with multi-asset class portfolios to ensure a successful retirement
Why the 4% retirement spending rule is not appropriate for all investors all of the time.
Why inflation is the biggest determinant of how much retirees can spend
Why is there so much controversy over the current and future inflation rate

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Show Note Links

Vanguard Throws in the Towel on Its Managed Payout Fund by Daren Fonda—Barron's

Generating Retirement Income Isn’t Easy, Even for Vanguard by Reshma Kapadia—Barron's

Today's Best Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuities (MYGAs)—ImmediateAnnuities.com

Opinion: The inventor of the ‘4% rule’ just changed it Brett Arends—MarketWatch

The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is the Key to an Abundant Future by Jeff Booth

Alternate Inflation Charts—John Williams' Shadow Government Statistics

Americans Are Richer Than We Think by By Phil Gramm and John F. Early—The Wall Street Journal

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The New Math of Retirement Spending and Investing