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The old rule may not apply anymore. Here’s how to better plan for spending after you retire. Nutlegal Photographer / Shutterstock.com
For decades, the 4% retirement withdrawal rule has served as a guiding principle for retirees. While this rule of thumb has provided simplicity and reassurance, today’s retirees face new economic realities that benefit from a more nuanced and personalized approach.
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