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News articleNasdaq· January 22, 2026

Is a Safe Retirement Withdrawal Rate Below 4% or Almost 6%?

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Is a Safe Retirement Withdrawal Rate Below 4% or Almost 6%?…
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  • Europeans report higher well-being than Americans despite smaller homes because walkable neighborhoods reduce pressure on home as primary living space

    80% confidence
  • Safe withdrawal rate for new retirees is 3.9% based on 2025 research using forward-looking market return estimates

    80% confidence
  • Using base case spending system of 3.9% withdrawal tends to leave big leftover balances, meaning retirees dramatically underspend during their lifetimes

    80% confidence
  • Having safe assets to withdraw from and ability to rein in spending during market downturns are two key strategies to address sequence of returns risk

    80% confidence
  • The One Big Beautiful Bill will reduce average household tax bill by $3,700

    80% confidence
  • RMD method is efficient but creates high spending volatility, making it most appropriate for people with significant non-portfolio income like pensions

    80% confidence
  • Happiness peaks in households of four to six people, regardless of home size

    80% confidence
  • Forward-looking assumptions expect potentially rough sledding in equities over next ten years due to high valuations, but 30-year period should be more or less normal

    80% confidence
  • A well-diversified portfolio supports a 4.7% starting withdrawal rate

    80% confidence
  • The highest starting withdrawal rate of 3.9% corresponds with a 20% to 50% equity allocation

    80% confidence
  • After initial satisfaction with larger homes, people's life satisfaction typically returns to baseline or even declines

    80% confidence
  • Median leftover balance after 30 years with base case is 1.42 times starting portfolio, while RMD method leaves only 0.12 times starting portfolio

    80% confidence
  • Sequence of return risk is highest for newly retired individuals, particularly in first five to ten years of retirement

    80% confidence
  • Initial withdrawal rate as high as 5.7% is possible with certain dynamic withdrawal strategies

    80% confidence
  • Withdrawal rate can be increased to roughly 5% initially if retiree is comfortable spending less in later retirement years (mid-70s, early 80s)

    80% confidence
  • Aligning fixed income sources with fixed expenses is a really great strategy for retirement income planning

    80% confidence

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