Corebridge Retirement Services head Fiedler urges decumulation plan to ease retirees’ spending anxiety
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- Corebridge management highlighted new research showing only 28% of workers and retirees are comfortable drawing down retirement savings.
- Terri Fiedler cited a gap between expectations and behavior: 60% link retirement to freedom, yet only 25% accept declining balances.
- Jean Chatzky said uncertainty on longevity, health costs, markets, inflation, interest rates is limiting spending; nearly 40% underspend to preserve balances.
- Fiedler urged personalized decumulation plans, framing the 4% rule as a starting point rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Survey results showed 47% prefer USD 60,000 a year guaranteed for life versus 41% choosing a USD 1 million lump sum at 65.
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