Investors who are about to retire are first and foremost concerned with supporting their
spending needs throughout retirement. But they also derive satisfaction from growing their …

Retirees need to make two critical financial decisions, namely, the withdrawal rate and the
asset allocation of their portfolios. We propose a methodology that retirees, and particularly …

The evaluation of retirement strategies is typically based on the failure rate (the rate at which
a retiree's nest egg is exhausted prematurely), although some alternatives have been …

Academics, practitioners, and investors at large typically have a preference for making
decisions based on a single variable that is supposed to be maximized or minimized. This …

A bucket approach, which broadly consists of parking a few years of annual withdrawals
safely in cash and investing the rest of the portfolio more aggressively, is a popular strategy …

The important decisions that retirees have to make to try to achieve their financial goals
during retirement often stem from models used by financial planners. Despite the important …

The most important financial issue retirees have to deal with is whether their strategy will be
able to sustain all the withdrawals they expect to make in retirement, as well as a bequest …

The evaluation of retirement strategies is typically based on the failure rate (the rate at which
a retiree's nest egg is exhausted prematurely), although some alternatives have been …