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Investing - Theory, News & General • Is < 3% “Bullettproof”?

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Second example: Bob is just like Joe, but he invests in a mix of QQQ, S&P 500 and an ex-US stock fund. He withdraws 3% (including taxes) annually, but his CAGR, after taxes, is 8%. His portfolio has grown to something like $27M nominal (around $11M in real terms). I'd call that bulletproof!
If he did this in 1966, he might have had something like this if he lived 30 years. But first he'd see his stash dwindle by some larger than 50% amount, during the first 15 years of his retirement. I would NOT call that bulletproof.

Statistics: Posted by Leesbro63 — Thu Dec 18, 2025 5:25 am — Replies 61 — Views 4288



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