View source: R/probability_ruin_rate.R
probability_ruin_rate | R Documentation |
This function uses the Milevsky-Robinson to analyse the spend rate for a given probability of retirement ruin, by parsimoniously meshing investment risk and return, mortality estimates and spending rates without resorting to opaque Monte Carlo simulations. For further details, see: Milevsky, M. and C. Robinson; "A Sustainable Spending Rate without Simulation"; Financial Analysts Journal, Volume 61, Number 6. (2005). Please note that these are approximations, so do not rely on them for financial returns or planning.
probability_ruin_rate(
return_expected,
return_sd,
life_remaining_expected,
value_probability_ruin
)
return_expected |
The expected real return of the entire pension portfolio |
return_sd |
The projected standard deviation of the returns of the entire pension portfolio |
life_remaining_expected |
The median projected remaining lifespan of the individual in question |
value_probability_ruin |
The desired probability of retirement ruin (which is used to solve for the corresponding spend rate) |
probability_ruin_rate(
return_expected = 0.07,
return_sd = 0.2,
life_remaining_expected = 28.1,
value_probability_ruin = 0.1
)
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