Putting sequence risk in its placeBY PAUL RESNIK, PETER WORCESTER | VOLUME 10, ISSUE 2Discussions of sequence or series risk regularly appear in the specialist financial media, and are increasingly appearing in the general press. In simple terms, fear of sequence ... Get articles like this delivered to your email - Sign up for the free weekly newsletter More Articles |
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This is a good piece of research. The real issue though is if the market falls in year one or year ten. This will skew the result differently. Also, getting clients to take a reverse mortgage to manage cash flow would be beyond difficult! :)
It will be interesting to see how the MySuper LifeStage funds perform after they have been through a few more GFCs, over the next 30 years. I will watch with great interest.