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These 3 ETFs Pay 6.29% to 11.80%. Spending That Income Isn't a Way Around the 4 Percent Rule
Source: 247wallst.com
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High-yield ETFs advertising distributions of nearly 12% may appear to offer a shortcut around the 4% retirement withdrawal rule, but the article says that comparison confuses two different measurements. Retirement researchers warn the distinction can affect whether a portfolio lasts 30 years; the excerpt gives no specific ETF, portfolio, or performance figures.
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