Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.
I would look into a 55+ community when you are much older where you can have a support group around you.
If I were you, I'd go PT. Maybe consulting when you feel like it. And travel.
Everybody will need a 55+ community and support group for when they get older.
I am older and kids are not that helpful.
that's depressing.
Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.
I would look into a 55+ community when you are much older where you can have a support group around you.
If I were you, I'd go PT. Maybe consulting when you feel like it. And travel.
Everybody will need a 55+ community and support group for when they get older.
I am older and kids are not that helpful.
that's depressing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:65
Only SS and pension
40K in the bank but that was only because I lucked into an inheritance
100K in home equity that happened completely in the last two years, I only put 3% down on my condo
I retired three years ago and so far life is grand, I have enough to live on, good health insurance, and feel relatively financially secure despite not having the millions that DCUM seems to think is necessary for retirement.
A real pension is key and most people don’t have those. So we need to save a lot of cash.
Anonymous wrote:I will never be able to retire. I will work until I drop dead. My worst nightmare would be becoming unable to work because then I will become homeless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.
I would look into a 55+ community when you are much older where you can have a support group around you.
If I were you, I'd go PT. Maybe consulting when you feel like it. And travel.
Everybody will need a 55+ community and support group for when they get older.
I am older and kids are not that helpful.
that's depressing.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.
I would look into a 55+ community when you are much older where you can have a support group around you.
If I were you, I'd go PT. Maybe consulting when you feel like it. And travel.
Anonymous wrote:I’m 47 and have seven million and am starting to think that might be my answer. Tempted to quit.
No kids so no college expenses, but also no safety net when I’m old.