- $500,000 is invested in reits and high dividend stocks. Let’s say he expects that they generate a 6% dividend yield. This will give him a dividend income of $30,000 a year but he expects the dividend to drop.
- $500,000 is invested in bonds, fixed deposits, and cash instruments. This will give him an interest
When the market took a ferocious plunge this March, I wrote an article titled Retiring into a 2020 Bear Market. The first three months.
One of my readers came away with a question that I thought I will spend sometime to address. (If you write in to me and I do not reply to you, it is not that I am ignoring you but that my mail box is pretty jammed up)
So my reader would like to know my take if a prospective retiree setup their retirement this way:
Suppose he has accumulated $1 million dollars. He will deploy his capital this way:
