This paper investigates the optimal consumption, investment and insurance strategies for a wage earner operating within an inflationary environment and subject to time-varying consumption constraints over a finite, continuous time horizon. We assume the financial market comprises a risk-free asset, a stock, and an index bond, with the wage earner's preference represented by the Constant Relative Risk Aversion (CRRA) utility function. The primary objective of the wage earner is to devise an optimal strategy for consumption, investment, and insurance allocation, aimed at maximizing the expected discounted utilities. By employing the martingale duality method and Feynman-Kac formula, we derive the partial differential equations governing the dual value function in the context of the Cauchy problem. Subsequently, we obtain the specific expression of the dual value function and the optimal strategies by employing integral transform methods. The impact of various model parameters on optimal strategies is further elucidated through numerical simulations, utilizing predefined parameter values.
Life-cycle planning model with inflation and time-varying consumption constraints
Dongdong Liu,Ning Wang,Lin Xu,Hao Wang
Published 2025 in Quantitative finance (Print)
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2025-06-18
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