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'Supernerds' Strike Again as Dave Ramsey Touts Big Retiree Withdrawals
News November 09, 2026 at 03:29 PM
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- The personal finance guru suggested an 8% withdrawal rate, given average returns of 12%.
- That guidance could get retirees in "big trouble" if they get a bad sequence of returns, retirement expert Michael Finke cautioned.
- David Blanchett points out that average market returns don't reflect fees, taxes, or investor behavior.
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