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Why Guyton-Klinger Guardrails Are Too Risky For Most Retirees (And How Risk-Based Guardrails Can Help)

Nerd's Eye View

One way financial advisors can add value for retiring clients is to estimate how much they can spend sustainably during their retirement years without depleting their investment portfolio. One method introduced by Jonathan Guyton and William Klinger in 2006 is the "guardrails" framework.

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Should Portfolios Be Rebalanced?

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Barron's had an article about rebalancing portfolios noting that the run in stocks was a good time to rebalance the equity allocation back down closer to target, whatever that might be and also rebalance down some of the relative winners. Over the years, I've trimmed here and there when holdings get too big relative to the portfolio.

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Compounding: The Silent Hero in Your Investment Portfolio

Validea

If Buffett were to have just sunsetted into retirement and put his money in bonds, the world may never have seen Buffett as such an incredible investor (although his track record was still amazing then). In 2006, Buffett made a pledge to give most of his wealth away to a handful of causes and foundations.

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Stagflation Is Coming. All-Weather?

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Interest rates going up doesn't worry me from a portfolio perspective, I pretty much don't have any interest rate risk in the portfolio. My first thought is to think about the all-weather attributes of Permanent Portfolio-inspired, quadrant investing. Portfolio 3 is sort of close to what we blog about regularly.

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Tips for funding a Roth account in 2023

Nationwide Financial

Key Takeaways: 2023 could be a really good year to fund a Roth account because of low tax rates and changes to how the standard deduction, tax brackets, and retirement account contribution limits are adjusted for inflation. Plus, you’ll be increasing your tax diversification for retirement. One option is to contribute to a Roth IRA.

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Compounding: The Silent Hero in Your Investment Portfolio

Validea

If Buffett were to have just sunsetted into retirement and put his money in bonds, the world may never have seen Buffett as such an incredible investor (although his track record was still amazing then). In 2006, Buffett made a pledge to give most of his wealth away to a handful of causes and foundations.

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Microsoft’s 401(k) Retirement Plan Details

Cordant Wealth Partners

As you would expect from an outstanding organization like Microsoft, it offers a very robust 401(k) to help employees save for retirement. Tax-Deferred Investment Growth : Dividends, Interest and Capital Gains are not taxed within your 401(k) until retirement allowing your investment returns to compound faster.