Strategies for Managing a Drawdown fund

The Meaningful Money Personal Finance Podcast

Pete Matthew

Business, Investing, Education

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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We’ve had lots of questions about managing a drawdown fund or decumulation of any kind right now, probably due to the small matters of soaring inflation, tanking markets, rising gilt yields, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine, energy price pressures and Government confusion. So we’d better address that…

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0:00.0	Hi folks and welcome to the Meaningful Money Podcast.
0:02.1	This is season 23, episode eight.
0:04.9	Hello, hello, welcome back and welcome back to your rod chart.
0:15.8	Hi Pete.
0:16.8	How are we doing?
0:17.8	Yeah, really well.
0:18.8	Haha.
0:19.8	Two weeks in a row.
0:20.8	Two weeks in a row, that's excellent.
0:21.8	What a happy life I must have.
0:22.8	You must.
0:23.8	Or it could be that it's only about 40 minutes since we recorded the last one but that would
0:27.3	be given the game away.
0:28.3	So we've had lots of questions about managing a drawdown fund or decumulation spending money
0:34.3	from a portfolio, anything to do with that.
0:37.4	Lots of questions about it.
0:38.8	Any idea why that might be, Roger?
0:40.3	Ah, I don't know.
0:41.3	I suppose it could be something to do with soaring inflation, tanky markets, rising
0:45.5	guilt yields, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine, energy price pressures and the government
0:49.8	confusion.
0:50.8	Is there a confusion?
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