Plan Your Withdrawals to Help Ensure Steady Income
You depend on income from your assets. Your assets need to last throughout retirement, and you may want to leave money to your heirs.
If you need to adjust the amount you’re withdrawing, doing so sooner rather than later can have a big impact. You also may find that your portfolio needs adjusting—fewer fixed-income assets (bonds) and more growth assets (stocks)—to keep your income stream ahead of inflation.
| Your personalized Recommendation will include: | |
| Where are you now | How much you're withdrawing each year, how long your assets should last, and an in-depth analysis of your current portfolio |
| Withdrawal strategy | How adjusting your withdrawal could impact the preservation of your assets |
| Investment strategy | Our recommended portfolio and how it compares with your current one |
| Action plan | Specific suggestions for adjusting your withdrawal and investment strategies to achieve your goals |
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Bill and Sarah Evans Years in Retirement: 10 Goal: "We want to look at our income and make sure it will last throughout our retirement." |
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