The bar farthest to the left shows the probability of your money lasting for 25 years is 85% if you take a 4% initial withdrawal and increase your withdrawal by 3% each year. The next bar shows the probability of your money lasting 25 years increases to 95% if you take the same starting withdrawal but do not increase the withdrawal amount in years after the portfolio declines. The third bar from the left shows the probability of your money lasting 30 years is 60% if you take a 4% initial withdrawal and increase your withdrawal by 3% each year. The last bar shows the probability of your money lasting 30 years increases to 80% if you take the same starting withdrawal but do not increase the withdrawal amount in years after the portfolio declines.
The bar farthest to the left shows the probability of your money lasting for 25 years is 85% if you take a 4% initial withdrawal and increase your withdrawal by 3% each year. The next bar shows the probability of your money lasting 25 years increases to 95% if you take the same starting withdrawal but do not increase the withdrawal amount in years after the portfolio declines. The third bar from the left shows the probability of your money lasting 30 years is 60% if you take a 4% initial withdrawal and increase your withdrawal by 3% each year. The last bar shows the probability of your money lasting 30 years increases to 80% if you take the same starting withdrawal but do not increase the withdrawal amount in years after the portfolio declines.
Important information:
*Annuities are long-term investments designed to provide tax-deferred savings for and during
retirement. Annuity guarantees are subject to the claims paying ability of the issuing life insurance company.
This content is provided as educational only and should not be interpreted as specific investment advice.
Investors should make investment decisions based on their unique investment objectives and financial
situation.