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Securing Replacement Income with Goal-Based Retirement Investing Strategies
To supplement retirement benefits received from public and private pension systems, individuals need to make voluntary contributions and decide how to efficiently inve ...
Author(s):
Lionel Martellini, Vincent Milhau, John Mulvey
Summary:
To supplement retirement benefits received from public and private pension systems, individuals need to make voluntary contributions and decide how to efficiently invest these contributions. In this paper, the authors analyse the problem of how to secure minimum levels of replacement income in retirement while offering attractive probabilities of reaching higher levels. Such strategies can offer an interesting alternative to target date funds, which have no focus on the generation of replacement income, or annuities, which can be used to secure replacement income but at the cost of substantial rigidity
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| Date : | 07/09/2021 |
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