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This is a series of retirement financial simulations and investigations, initially inspired by Michael McClung's book Living Off Your Money.

QUICKSTART

$ virtualenv . $ bin/pip install --requirement requirements.txt $ bin/jupyter-notebook

JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS

DATA SOURCES

CSV imports are easier for the code to deal with, so I've frequently munged original data source into CSV files.

I've also included local copies of some of the Excel sheets the CSV files were derived from.

FUTURE IDEAS

  • Probability of failure and SIZE of failure might be different. You might choose the plan with the higher probability of failure because the size of failure is smaller. See: Estrada's new paper
  • Try to tie together Prime Harvesting and valuations better.
  • CEW (and by extension WER & HREFF) punishing declining withdrawal rates. However, the evidence from actual retirees (Bernicke & others) shows that's exactly what retirees do. Have a metric that follows this?
  • Mortality-weighted shortfall calculations from Gardner's paper. Except...when you do Monte Carlo with stochastic mortality, you get this already.
  • Look at how bond percentages change with monthly Prime Harvesting.
  • Look at how valuation/expected returns in PMT does long term smoothing
  • Try putting Pye's higher rate with Siegel & Waring's average lifespan Does it tilt TOO much towards early income?
  • Map early income tilts from PMT shapes against Bernicke & Blanchett's research on actual retiree spending.
  • Walton's paper on inverted withdrawals
  • Treat SS as a bond, argument against: https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=200572&newpost=3072525#p3072379
  • "Alpha, Beta, and now Gamma" includes parameters for asset classes that allows use of a Truncated Levy Flight distribution to create Monte Carlo analysis. That sounds fun?
  • redo Blanchett's Revisiting the Optimal Distribution Glide Path with a variable withdrawal strategy instead of constant withdrawals

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