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scarletpetunia t1_iyememg wrote
Reply to comment by Werewolfdad in Best way to retire by age 65 given these financials? by [deleted]
I'm not really sure. We live pretty modestly and are savers.
Werewolfdad t1_iyemokf wrote
Well, you need to figure that out since that’s your target/goal you’re trying to solve for
What is your monthly spend now?
How much and when will you take social security?
scarletpetunia t1_iyeneqt wrote
We generally live off of my $4500 a month and sometimes dip $1000 or so into his earnings.
Werewolfdad t1_iyeo1lq wrote
Is that $710k in cash?
You’d need about $1.65 million in todays dollars to generate $5500 in monthly income given a 4% safe withdrawal.
If what you have is all invested, you should have 2.2 million in 15 years assuming a 7% inflation adjusted return. If you earn only 5%, you’d end with about 1.68 million
scarletpetunia t1_iyeoqyn wrote
Yes it is cash.
Werewolfdad t1_iyepbgm wrote
Big oof. Need to get that invested
Start here: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/commontopics
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