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Lifetime Ruin Minimization: Should Retirees Hedge Inflation or Just Worry About it?

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Quantile hedging for guaranteed minimum death benefits

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Optimal Investment Strategy to Minimize the Probability of Lifetime Ruin

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Optimal and Simple, Nearly Optimal Rules for Minimizing the Probability Of Financial Ruin in Retirement

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Managing the risk of relative price changes by splitting index-linked bonds

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Disaggregated Tips: The Case for Disaggregating Inflation-Linked Bonds into Bonds Linked to Narrower CPI Components

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On the Time Dimension of Investing

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Sustainable Retirement Income for the Socialite, the Gardener and the Uninsured

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Lifetime Financial Advice: Human Capital, Asset Allocation, and Insurance

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Asset Allocation with Inflation-Protected Bonds

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Life-cycle asset allocation with annuity markets

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