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withdrawal

[with-draw-uhl, -drawl, with-] / wɪðˈdrɔ əl, -ˈdrɔl, wɪθ- /


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Advisors recommend retirees maintain a cash cushion of at least two years’ worth of withdrawals to weather potential market downturns.

From Barron's

Their biggest clients are pensions and insurance funds, but wealthy individuals have also flocked to the asset class in recent years, often through “semiliquid” funds that allow capped investments and withdrawals at specific intervals.

From The Wall Street Journal

FIFA, which puts on world football’s biggest event every four years, has also suddenly found itself grappling with a logistical nightmare in the form of a potential withdrawal by one of the qualified national teams.

From MarketWatch

Financial planners often recommend a 3%-4% annual withdrawal rate so your savings last the rest of your life.

From MarketWatch

Principal can be taken out tax-free anytime, and withdrawals of growth are tax-free after five years.

From Barron's