>>>>. and that is essentially creating an AIM Equity Algorithm that predominantly sells equity periodically. . .(that need not be regularly on a monthly basis, just on the average). . . and less frequent buys new equity at price dips to capture extra yield at those opportunities by “beefing up” the equity base so that the average yield is optimised for the intended retirement period. <<<
If you bought properly and the EQUITY side yields on average 4% (on investment not current value) and 6% from the FIXED INCOME side then selling should not be needed for income.
The AIM directed selling can then just gradually reduce cost basis and increase EQUITY on an absolute basis and gradually increase income from dividends.
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