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Old 03-06-2009, 06:14 PM
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Default How much to save for retirement

Stocks back where they were 10 years ago. Sophisticated investors and institutions buying inflation-indexed Treasury securites (TIPS) yielding 2% real.

Any good news there? Yes, if you give high value to making the math easy!

Assume an after-inflation, after-tax, after-expenses yield of zero.

Want to work for a year and then sit on a beach for a year? Save 50% of pay.

Want to work age 25-55, and be retired age 55-85? Save 50% of pay.

Ouch. Well, we can all buy low-price retirement houses in Baghdad.
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