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Personal Finance (Not Investing) • Pension - Payments or Lump Sum? - Please help!

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[Topic is now in Personal Finance (Not Investing) - mod mkc]
Monthly payments (annuity) is $90,000 / year until age 62; then it drops to $64,000/year.
The lump sum is valued at $1,080,270 with current interest rates (which I don’t see dropping much, if at all, by September?).
The interest rate needed to generate $90,000/yr with $1,080,270 is around 8.331%.
The interest rate needed to generate $64,000/yr with $1,080,270 is around 5.924%

Current risk-free rate is about 4.4%. (10-yr Treasury)

For me, if the pension is covering the living expenses after retirement, then no question, I'd take the pension.
If not, then I'd take the lump sum and spend it. :happy

Statistics: Posted by lzq — Sun Jun 09, 2024 3:23 am — Replies 23 — Views 2096



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