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To: Just Fine who wrote (1733)12/13/2021 6:45:56 PM
From: chowder  Read Replies (1) of 2146
 
>> Maybe because they have a boatload of assets? <<

They would need it in which case they could probably de-lever their risk to equities if that's the case, and of course we would need to define boatload.

If one had a 1.7% yield and the amount of income it produced was enough to live on, I might look at an annuity in that case. Someone in retirement with a portfolio yielding 1.7% is probably risk averse when it comes to income so an annuity would make sense I would think.
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