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Most Canadians use a simple calculation to estimate the retirement number. Say the estimated monthly retirement spending is $4,000 or $48,000 a year. Divide that by the 4% withdrawal rate to get a ...

A 4% drawdown is a useful benchmark, but inflation, fees and your circumstances determine sustainable retirement income.

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Understand how Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) impact withdrawals from a $1 million IRA, including tax implications and retirement income strategies.