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Adapted from Kiplingers 10/2010, chart 50, taken from Fiduciary Benchmarks.
A QUIZ:
First the assumptions:
-45 years old
-earning $50,000/year
-contributes 6% of pay and employer matches 50%
-investment return equals 6%/year
-retires at 65
Suppose he can do one of the following:
1. work 2 more years, i.e. until he is 67 years old,
2. increase saving rate from 6% to 10%,
3. increase return from 6%/year to 8%/year.
Which of the 3 do you think would have the biggest impact on his retirement savings?
As a guess, #3?
ReplyDeleteBut actually #2 looks to be the correct answer with that 50% match!
ReplyDeleteAnswer will be posted tomorrow.
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