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Vanguard Total Inflation-Protection Securities ETF
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4 hr ago • u/humblequest22 • r/Bogleheads • sanity_check_my_inherited_ira_drawdown_strategy • C

I like the iShares iBonds ladder if you're spending it, but since you're reinvesting it when you take it out, you can have it invested however you want. iBonds are fine if you like a predictable system, but there's no reason not to stick with BND if that's what you are likely to be buying when you withdraw. Or VTIP/VTP if you like the inflation protection and stability.
IF you want that bond allocation in your overall portfolio, that's a good place for it to reduce the dollars that you need to withdraw and pay taxes on. When you take the money out, you can also use that to backfill your paycheck as you withhold a larger amount in your 401k to reduce your taxable income each year.

4 hr ago • u/humblequest22 • r/Bogleheads • sanity_check_my_inherited_ira_drawdown_strategy • C

I like the iShares iBonds ladder if you're spending it, but since you're reinvesting it when you take it out, you can have it invested however you want. iBonds are fine if you like a predictable system, but there's no reason not to stick with BND if that's what you are likely to be buying when you withdraw. Or VTIP/VTP if you like the inflation protection and stability.
IF you want that bond allocation in your overall portfolio, that's a good place for it to reduce the dollars that you need to withdraw and pay taxes on. When you take the money out, you can also use that to backfill your paycheck as you withhold a larger amount in your 401k to reduce your taxable income each year.

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