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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This post scares me. A lot.[/quote] how much will you have in retirement? You don't need $5mil unless you have huge expenses and/or want to travel in luxury a lot. Think about what your expenses might be in retirement. Then pad it with an extra 20%.[/quote] My mom has Parkinson’s. She will need care costing 100k per year at some point. You can live a lone time with many diseases. Grandfather was chronically ill 40s and 50s. Could not work. [b]Health disasters can blow through savings[/b]. For me, 3 million is the minimum I would be comfortable with to retire. My magic number is 4 million. [/quote] I can be prudent and have health insurance and savings, but there's no way I can save enough to cover all possible health disasters. And in some cases, money can't fix the problem. [/quote] People with Parkinson’s can be cared for for far less than 100K/ year in the DMV. Who are you talking to that is trying to scare you into spending this much?[/quote]
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