Unbearable or enduring pain on paper losses. Choose either one. Unbearable may reach a trigger that you cut losses to relieve your unbearable pain even Panadols doesn't help anymore.
So far; I still prefer this model after searching through the cyber world and NLB bookshelves on adequacy for retirement planning.
This model:
The Balance Sheet
A more sophisticated way to measure the success of a retirement portfolio is the one used by large pension plans. You compare what's called the actuarial present value of your assets and liabilities. The twist: Instead of looking at current assets and liabilities, you look at the value of all your expenses in retirement as a lump sum as compared with the value of all your assets as a lump sum.
Unbearable or enduring pain on paper losses. Choose either one. Unbearable may reach a trigger that you cut losses to relieve your unbearable pain even Panadols doesn't help anymore.
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May I know which author’s form of retirement planning/ drawdown do you subscribe to?
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DeleteSo far; I still prefer this model after searching through the cyber world and NLB bookshelves on adequacy for retirement planning.
This model:
The Balance Sheet
A more sophisticated way to measure the success of a retirement portfolio is the one used by large pension plans. You compare what's called the actuarial present value of your assets and liabilities. The twist: Instead of looking at current assets and liabilities, you look at the value of all your expenses in retirement as a lump sum as compared with the value of all your assets as a lump sum.
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Thanks! What consists of your non-volatile assets? Are stocks like Keppel considered volatile?
ReplyDeleteAll stocks by nature can be volatile.
DeleteMy non volatile assets are cash and CPF
Which book can you find “The Balance Sheet” from?
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It is not from a book.
DeleteThis is this article from cyberworld.
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