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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: rnsmth who wrote (24763)5/30/2016 1:56:13 PM
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Now that my YOC is an overall ave. 9.5%, a 5% annual divvy growth is OK with me... nominal yield about 5%... so still exceeding my goals for both income and income growth... I may go ahead and retire fully (my wife does in 2 weeks) this summer... divvy growth still waaaaay above inflation -- official or otherwise... later this month will begin converting the iWife's 403b (crappy mutual funds) into ROTH and regular IRAs with DGI makeup... I am now seeing the numbers in the spreadsheet for income replacement whereby we will be making more money retired than we ever did working for a 120% income replacement if we begin distributions from all retirement accts... so going to shift more into ROTHs so that we can just do 100% income replacement and let the extra continue to compound (just in case medical emergencies? self LT care insurance?) in accts. that won't require RMDs in 7 years for my wife and 8 for me... sideways market sounds OK to me for now.
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