1 Securing Your Lifetime Income Stream Bob Carlson Editor, Retirement Watch AAII-DC October 2012 800-552-1152 www.RetirementWatch.com.

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1 Securing Your Lifetime Income Stream Bob Carlson Editor, Retirement Watch AAII-DC October

2 The Big Challenges The Fed’s Zero Interest Rate Policy Both inflation & deflation are possible Stock market volatility and low returns across the board Income tax changes Possible changes in benefits Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

3 Optimize All Your Tools Social Security Employer pension Annuities Distribution strategies Taxable investments Tax-deferred vehicles Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

4 Two Key Points The cost of almost everything will increase Have a written plan Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

5 Start with Spending Start with a custom estimate Spending will change over time Don’t forget inflation Prioritize expenses. What’s important to you? Medical and long-term care are wild cards It’s a plan, not a rule book Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

6 Secure Basic Expenses Sources of guaranteed income: Social Security Employer pensions Annuities Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

7 Maximize Social Security Numerous strategies to increase benefits  Delay beginning  Coordinate with spouse  Special rules for divorced, widowed Higher-level strategies:  Claim-and-suspend  Claim spousal benefits first Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

8 How to Use Annuities  Two types to consider:  Immediate annuities  Longevity annuities (deferred income annuity)  Shift the risk of low returns and longevity to insurer.  Consider inflation protection Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

9 Immediate Annuity Tips  Shop around  Purchase age 70 or later to increase payout  Should you wait for higher yields?  Greater protection/control = lower payout  Annuities vs. Personal Investments:  Certainty vs. potential  Security vs. control & flexibility Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

10 Using Longevity Annuities The 88%/12% strategy Plan for only 20 years with other assets Or late-in-life supplement No inflation protection Women most likely to benefit No legacy available Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

11 Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH Portfolio Distribution Strategies The 4% rule Flexible or cyclical spending Yale Endowment Strategy Put all or most of it in annuities

12 The 4% Spending Rule 1 st year: withdraw 4.2% of value Subsequent: Increase by inflation Higher withdrawal rate available when:  Investments at low valuations  Different portfolio  Low inflation No guarantee portfolio will last Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

13 Flexible Spending Policy  Three stages of spending  Early, pent-up spending  Middle years  Later years  Medical expenses could pop up at any time but likely in later years Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

14 Yale Endowment Strategy Set withdrawal rate Each distribution has two parts:  70%: Withdrawal rate plus inflation  30%: Withdrawal percentage times portfolio value

15 Yale Endowment Strategy Example: $500,000 fund; 5% spending rate. Withdraw $25,000 first year. Second year: inflation was 2%; portfolio declines to $480, First year’s spending plus inflation = $25,500. Multiply by 70% = $17, Fund value times spending rate = $24,000 times 30% = $7,200. Total withdrawal = $25,050.

16 Abandon traditional retirement strategy Consider: Buy-and-hold strategy “Buckets” strategy Active management or tactical asset allocation. Opportunistic investing. Portfolio Investment Strategies Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

17 Buy-and-Hold Portfolio Need true diversification: Investments with low correlations Low correlations with major indexes Add more asset classes Add different strategies Can use either indexes or active managers Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

18 Retirement “Buckets” Strategy  Also known as liability-driven investing  Safe fund for 2-5 years of expenses  Longer-term, diversified fund  Can break down further  Much like saving for college Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

19 Active Investing Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH Peak Decline Trough Expansion

20 Active Investing Risk management is key Search for value and emerging trends Increase and decrease allocation to assets Target one- to three-year holding period Need a plan to sell or sell signals Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

21 Active Investing for Income  Dividend-paying stocks  Preferred stock  Real estate investment trusts  High yield bonds  Master limited partnerships  International bonds Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

22 Invest in the Right Accounts  Ordinary income in tax-advantaged accounts  Long-term capital gains in taxable accounts, except:  Much higher return on capital gain assets  Lower tax rate in retirement Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH

23 Generally: Taxable accounts first, tax-free accounts last, except:  Taxable account return is at least 4% higher Always manage taxable accounts to minimize taxes Withdraw in the Right Order Bob Carlson ’ s RETIREMENT WATCH