Inflation-Adjusted Retirement Planning Table of Contents |
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Dedication | |||
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Forward |
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Introduction |
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PART I |
RETIREMENT CONSIDERATIONS |
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Chapter 1 |
Why Plan your Retirement? |
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The Pros |
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The Cons |
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Alternatives to Retirement |
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Chapter 2 |
The Nature of Retirement |
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Financial |
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Time |
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Advanced Years |
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Chapter 3 |
How Much Money Do I Need for Retirement? |
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General |
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Income: Pre-Retirement versus Post-Retirement |
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Expenses: Pre-Retirement |
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Expenses: Post-Retirement |
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Making It Work |
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Chapter 4 |
How Much Should I Be Saving? |
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Balancing the Present and the Future |
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Investment Strategies |
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Asset Protection |
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Chapter 5 |
When Should I Retire? |
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General Considerations |
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Maximizing Return on Retirement Plans |
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Chapter 6 |
Early Retirement |
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More on the Interest-Only model |
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Factors to Consider for Early Retirement |
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Early Retirement and Plans with Penalties |
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Social Security Considerations |
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Chapter 7 |
Investment Strategies |
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Stocks |
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Bonds |
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Funds & Indexes | |||
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Chapter 8 |
Tax Strategies |
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Federal & State Income taxes |
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Tax-reducing financial instruments |
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Chapter 9 |
Interest Formulas |
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Compound Interest |
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Uniform Series |
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PART II |
LIFE EXPECTANCY |
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Chapter 10 |
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Actuarial Life Expectancy |
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Chapter 11 |
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Probability of Dying |
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PART III |
INFLATION |
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Chapter 12 |
Inflation |
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Effects of Inflation |
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Consumer Price Index (CPI) |
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Estimating Future Inflation |
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PART IV |
THE INFLATION-ADJUSTED RETIREMENT MODEL |
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Chapter 13 |
Developing the Model |
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Projecting Retirement Income |
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The Retirement Pay-out Period |
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The Investment Pay-in Period |
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Accommodating Balances from Prior Plans |
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The Combined Cash Flow Timeline |
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Chapter 14 |
The General Solution |
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The Variables |
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The Equation |
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The Timeline |
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The Input to the Solution |
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The Output from the Solution |
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Chapter 15 |
Special Solutions |
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Inflation Rate Equals Investment Yield |
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Inflation Rate Is Greater Than Investment Yield |
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Chapter 16 |
Monitoring Your Retirement Plan |
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Running Averages |
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The Spread |
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Bounds Max & Min |
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The Balance in historical dollars |
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The Balance in real terms |
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Actions to Improve Performance |
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PART V |
SOLUTIONS |
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Example 1 |
Initial Retirement Plan (No Initial Lump Sum) |
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Iterative Solution |
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Graphical Solution |
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Example 2 |
Initial Retirement Plan (with Initial Lump Sum) Update of Plan (Pre-Retirement) |
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Example 3 |
Update of Plan (Post-Retirement) Winning the Lottery / Inheriting a Fortune |
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Example 4 |
Inflation Rate Equals Investment Yield |
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Example 5 |
Government vs. Private Sector benefits |
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APPENDIX |
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Graphical Solution Charts |
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Bibliography |
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CD Software |
The Automated Inflation-Adjusted Retirement Planner |
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©2008, Simon Revere Mouer III
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