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Retirement - Now what?

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113	<<So with this reality, I want to manage that capital depletion such that	Ish	-	5/10/2005
112	I find it interesting that your approach says, "...that will generate that	Drygulch Dan	-	5/10/2005
111	I know, I know, its always like that...really! Look, regarding the pot just t	Drygulch Dan	-	5/9/2005
110	Not to toot my own horn but I've been real philanthropic towards Mr. Market	Drygulch Dan	-	5/9/2005
109	Dan are we soul brothers or what? My problems mostly involve my pool boys and gi	SiouxPal	-	5/8/2005
108	Drygulch Dan (or perhaps you prefer "double D", It sounds like you ha	Mark Mandel	-	5/8/2005
107	When I got my only kid out of college, I thought I was through too. That was ab	Drygulch Dan	-	5/8/2005
106	I'd sell it all but the boat and your residence, if that was a major hobby.	Wharf Rat	-	5/8/2005
105	Hi Wharf, Well, we all have our crosses to bear. I tried to take your thoughts	Drygulch Dan	-	5/8/2005
104	I can't conceive of needing 100K/ year. Last year, I made 40K, stuck 10K in	Wharf Rat	-	5/8/2005
103	Here is our total investment mix as a percentage of the whole: RE held for en	Drygulch Dan	-	4/6/2005
102	Just focusing on the RE asset class, I've divided this into three categories	Drygulch Dan	-	4/6/2005
101	Hi DD, Re: asset allocation for retirement..... I found it helpful to start wit	OldAIMGuy	-	4/4/2005
100	Thanks to all who are participating on this thread! Couldn't resist the GRU	Nazbuster	-	3/31/2005
99	I agree that Real Estate can have both growth and income aspects. In that case	B.K.Myers	-	3/31/2005
98	Thanks! I am going to mull over your post to a much greater degree. And I agre	Drygulch Dan	-	3/31/2005
97	It's a little difficult to describe all the assets classes without using Pie	stock bull	-	3/31/2005
96	Drygulch, What I have heard and makes sense to me, is to subtract your age from	B.K.Myers	-	3/31/2005
95	This sounds like a combination of the two asset classes I referred to as: Inves	Drygulch Dan	-	3/31/2005
94	The asset allocation model that I have found to be most useful is 50% income, 25	stock bull	-	3/31/2005
93	Yes, I didn't want to extend this into the income stream just yet, first wan	Drygulch Dan	-	3/31/2005
92	The question is, do you have sufficient assets to provide a stream of income to	stock bull	-	3/30/2005
91	MacR - Liked the header. Just got into this "retirement" phase abou	Drygulch Dan	-	3/30/2005
90	I have seen many advisors cite a paper 'determinant of portfolio performance	shades	-	2/19/2005
89	What holdings for the next 5 yrs in fixed income part of portfolio seem best? Bi	wald	-	2/10/2005

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