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<< Anyone here retire in 2000? What did you do? >>

I posted an analysis of the 1994 retiree (when I quit working) versus the 2000 retire. After 25 years of inflation-adjusted withdrawals, the 2000 retiree still has nearly his entire starting balance intact. I'd say that there is little risk that the nest egg will last for 30 years.

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