How much do you need to retire? For me its 5 million

man that is fucking comfy.

45mil
big retirement
put blitzeren to shame with my harem plans big

15.7 million

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Good luck user

Depends.

For just myself anywhere from $3m to $5m. Realistically $25m as I want to help my whole family retire.

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I wish gondala was in this picture.

Ah yes, I had enough firewood and rabbit meat to survive another day in this frozen hell. So, so comfy.

like 300 k, just for a nice house and a great general living here in the north of mexico

oops, I meant 3 million*, well if i'm bad at math that means I really need to make it

60 million

Sounds about right desu. As long as there’s no crazy hyperinflation event to deal with. Allocated appropriately hedges a lot of that risk anyway.

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>Average retirement age: 66
>Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $117,724.18
>Retirement savings needed: $2,354,483.55

But if I were to retire at any earlier age obviously I'd need more. Say, $12 million

If you are retarded and just spend your money out of your bank account and do nothing with it

1 trillion emn

10mil has always been the cut off
If you do not have at least 10mil you better have your resume ready

1 million would be more than enough.

300k, leave it in vanguard and live in a national park for the rest of my days, driving around on a dirt bike, killing as many cops and rangers that try and move me on as i can

Depends where you want to retire. In some western cities you need $2mil minimum imo. Half just for a property and the other half for passive income assets. Most will need $3mil to feel comfortable enough to pull the trigger and stop wage cucking though. However if you get out of nigger infested capital cities or out of the west you don't even need $1mil if you plan it right.

why do we get these posts every day? is this some kind of artificial board culture creation?

Fucking ditto.

I'm fine with staying in America and just having a bit more money to eat out and go skiing or hiking a few times a year. $2mm is a good amount so I wouldn't have to budget things, and $3mm would let me be downright frivolous using a mildly conservative 3% draw. Maybe increasing with inflation and cutting back to 2% in tight years. This would allow the base to continue growing and possibly double after 20 years or so not counting inflation. Obviously it would be more than double if you included that but it becomes harder to think that way so I am using today dollar with today spending power in my model's. Just need link to hit 100 so I can cash out half to vanguard and let the other half soar to the moon while I know longer think about money. If steaking makes us as rich as we think I'll buy 50 acres somewhere and a 2,000sqft house with a pool and workshop, should only take about 700k, less if I decide to do a normal pool instead of a lap pool in the basement don't buy all the workshop toys in one go. All I really need is a good girl who will induce lactation for me and be able to maintain my current level of spending and lifestyle comforts. I'd like more but not bad enough to continue waging and investing just for the meme lambo mansion yacht life. With the right friends a pontoon on the lake is every bit as fun as a yacht on the marina. I'm a simple redneck man with simple redneck ambitions.

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