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How long will $500,000 last?
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$500,000 at a 4% initial withdrawal gives about $1,667/month. The table assumes withdrawals rise 2.5% a year for inflation (the 0% column assumes cash under the mattress with flat withdrawals).
| Withdrawal | 5% return | 7% return | 0% return |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,200/mo (2.9%) | 50+ yrs | 50+ yrs | 35 yrs |
| $1,700/mo (4.1%) | 39 yrs | 50+ yrs | 25 yrs |
| $2,100/mo (5.0%) | 28 yrs | 50+ yrs | 20 yrs |
| $2,500/mo (6.0%) | 22 yrs | 32 yrs | 17 yrs |
| $3,300/mo (7.9%) | 16 yrs | 19 yrs | 13 yrs |
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FAQ
How long will $500,000 last in retirement?
Withdrawing 4% ($20,000/year, $1,667/month) rising with 2.5% inflation, $500,000 lasts about 40 years at a 5% return.
How much income does $500,000 generate?
At a 4% withdrawal rate, about $20,000 a year. An annuity or dividend portfolio can produce different amounts.
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