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Points to consider are the market conditions when entering retirement, the lower income on bonds, inflation, unforeseen or hidden expenses, and life expectancy. A lower P/E 10 ratio for the market is considered better than a higher P/E ratio- the current P/E 10 ratio reflecting past 10 years of earnings is about 23 according to Shiller.
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