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[quote=Anonymous]With no SS, and therefore a "shortfall" of about $20k/yr on expected annual expenses, you might consider a very aggressive target-date fund that still has some (but not much) bond allocation. For example, VSVNX (Vanguard's 2070 fund) is about 91% stock funds. That's a lot of risk/return, but not 100%. The 2070 fund will gradually get more conservative with its balance, but it will always have more risk/return than a target-date fund that is closer to your actual retirement date. So you could probably just stay in VSVNX indefinitely, if you like that approach.[/quote]
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