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As a retiree, how much can you spend in retirement without outliving your money? Read insights on how much income your portfolio will generate, bridging possible shortfalls, and steps to estimate your cash-flow needs.

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The 411 on 2021 Required Minimum Distributions

The who, what, when, where, and why of these withdrawals.

Christine Benz

Don't Be Dogmatic About Retirement-Portfolio Withdrawals

In high- (or low-) tax years, retirees may have reason to flout the rules of thumb on withdrawal sequencing.

Christine Benz

Retirees: If You Love Income, You Should Love Cash Flow Even More

You diversify your investments; why wouldn’t you diversify how you source your in-retirement living expenses?

Christine Benz

Why Index Funds and ETFs Are Good for Retirees

Low costs and tax efficiency are obvious pluses, but so are ease of oversight and cash flow extraction.

Christine Benz

Morningstar's Guide to Setting Your Withdrawal Rate

Here's how to tap into your nest egg when the time comes.

Susan Dziubinski

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