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I’m looking to leave a big publicly traded firm and move to one that is specialized in the water / environment space. Does anyone have any insights on Hazen, Brown & Caldwell, or Carollo?

What are assumptions people have used for reasonable rate of return after retirement when wealth accumulation for generational transfer is the objective, not necessarily stretching the investments to last a lifetime? Based on our current savings, runway to continue to earn, and forecasted balances at retirement its unlikely my wife and I will spend it all. I believe we could be a bit more aggressive in our investment philosophy beyond the “put it somewhere safe for 4%” sort of advice.