Some retirement plans may allow you to
take systematic withdrawals: either a fixed dollar amount on a regular schedule, a specific percentage of the account value on a regular schedule, or the total value of the account in equal distributions over a specified period of time.
Not exact matches
As explained in Waring and Siegel (2015), it is imperative to
take the cost of income into account in development of
systematic withdrawal policies.
Sustainable
systematic withdrawal policies must regularly
take asset value and the price of income into account.
In case, you can afford to
take some risk then you can set up SWP (
systematic withdrawal plan) on a Debt fund / Conservative MIP Fund.
You can
take a
systematic approach to adjusting
withdrawals or you can play it by ear, so to speak, by periodically going to a tool like T. Rowe Price's Retirement Income Calculator and seeing how many years your savings are likely to last if you continue withdrawing money at your current pace and then raise or lower
withdrawals as necessary.