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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one takes the time to study investing, so they have to slave away for decades. Most people don't know there are stocks yielding 10%+ dividends with minimal risk. If you can get a 7% overall withdrawal rate for the rest of your life, which is very doable, you check out at $2M - no one needs more than $140K income in retirement. But since people are told to buy bonds and other nonsense, they can only safely withdraw 2.5% or 3% of their portfolio and so must slave away until they're 65.[/quote] This is half true and half nonsense. Yes you should have a very equity heavy portfolio your whole life. Yes a safe withdrawal rate above 2.5% can be done. No there is not minimal risk for any equity investment. Hopefully you build a portfolio that counters this. [b]In terms of no one needs more than 140k a year.[/b] What are you talking about. I spend 25-35 a month. Income is seven figures. I save a lot also. But I want 35k a month in retirement spend. For that you need a lot more than 2 million. Everyone is different.[/quote] PP is right that you don't need it, you want it. [/quote]
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