“I think, though, if you're running your retirement numbers, you should assume something no higher than 8%. I personally only use 6% in my portfolio.”
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Robert Brokamp
Rule Breaker Investing ·
“Figure out what your retirement number is ... look at some of these ASFA, Comfortable Retirement Superbalances and use that as your starting point”
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Encourages clients to calculate a personal “retirement number” using ASFA Comfortable Retirement Superbalance benchmarks
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