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[quote=Anonymous]back of the envelope calculation based on the general retirement theory that 1mm in funds safely generates 40-45k/year in income that can last c. 30 years. So a pension of 66k is about 1.6 million equivalent in funds. Both DH and I have pensions and that's how we are valuing them. (we will have about 2 million equivalent in pension). THe part where it gets tricky (and where i need to see a FA soon) is how that calculus changes if/when one of us dies, right now I think DH's calculation not based on survivor benefits so we may change that. you should check on that too (smaller pension monthly but with survivior benefits). [/quote]
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