Anonymous wrote:At 70.But will be working only part time from 35 to 70.
Anonymous wrote:My plan is to retire when we have 4M to 5M in retirement assets. Need a min of 2.5 to maintain our lifestyle/not feel like a slave. Now we have 1.2 and we are 43. Will retire or try to get flexible jobs in our late 50's. I've worked like a dog my whole life. I would like to watch grandkids. My kids will be close to 30. Mortgage should be paid off in 3 years with extra payments) 6 without. Saved enough so that both kids could go to college in state without loan. If they get into an Ivy, it would be hard. No plans to help with graduate school now except live with us for free etc. Wedding I will give them money and they can choose how to spend it.
Anonymous wrote:Never
Anonymous wrote:70, anything earlier is pure laziness and very baby boomer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$10k a mo =
$500 a month in property taxes
$9,500 in travel and fun
I think I can make that work
Sure, because you won't need health insurance or utilities or food or gas or any other kind of insurance in retirement.
Anonymous wrote:For those who save aggressively for retirement, do you forgo fun/extra things in your current life? Vacations? Extra classes/sports for kids? Private school? home renovations?
Is saving aggressively for retirement affecting your current life or finances in any significant way?
Anonymous wrote:For those who save aggressively for retirement, do you forgo fun/extra things in your current life? Vacations? Extra classes/sports for kids? Private school? home renovations?
Is saving aggressively for retirement affecting your current life or finances in any significant way?
Anonymous wrote:$10k a mo =
$500 a month in property taxes
$9,500 in travel and fun
I think I can make that work
Anonymous wrote:For those who save aggressively for retirement, do you forgo fun/extra things in your current life? Vacations? Extra classes/sports for kids? Private school? home renovations?
Is saving aggressively for retirement affecting your current life or finances in any significant way?