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Women should instead budget for 3.6% or less for retirement withdrawals
Assumptions: Initial withdrawals are increased annually for inflation. Portfolio is invested 50% in stocks and 50% in bonds, and the inflation rate is 2%. Source: M. Milevsky and F. Habib, CANNEX
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