$5M vs $2.5M in Retirement (Here’s How Life Changes)

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• DI

  @dianelutran · 5 months ago · pinned

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• MO

  @mocheen4837 · 5 months ago

  I am at $2.5 and on track for $5 million by age 65. I hate my job and would rather retire earlier than later. I do not need $5 million to live off of. I am pretty frugal and most of my activities and hobbies do not cost much.

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• RB

  @Rbprofile · 5 months ago

  I&apos;m on track for 10 million, just gonna take 85 more years

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• MR

  @MrAesir1 · 5 months ago

  4% is far too conservative for 30 years you are just making your kids rich

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• JA

  @Jamie-u1b · 4 months ago

  52 with $6M in my portfolio. &nbsp;Net worth is $10M. &nbsp;Target date of retirement is 58. &nbsp;Still have one in college and the other is joining my CPA practice. &nbsp;Need to help transition my practice to him. &nbsp;Will take time unfortunately. &nbsp;However, working with your children is priceless.

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• GR

  @grivello · 5 months ago

  This is so well done. Sequence of returns strategy is really important and gives peace of mind. Great video!

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• RA

  @rajnandy · 5 months ago (edited)

  Remember you from my time at the World Bank. Great content!

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• JO

  @jocko-xy5sd · 5 months ago

  Great video. Shows how various aspects play a crucial role in a clear retirement strategy, including budgeting money wisely after retirement. I appreciated the points in the stress-test plan—good questions to consider!

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• YO

  @yogibearstie · 1 month ago

  This was great thanks. Love finding people that have mastered their field

• NO

  @Nobody14576 · 4 months ago

  Having a pension is a game changer.

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• RE

  @RelampagoBoricua · 5 months ago

  For those who started with nothing and got to this level via ultra living beneath means, and saving and investing it means living off of 2.5 and everything above compounds for generational wealth. &nbsp;It really becomes about minimizing tax liability and leaving enough to take care of the future generations.

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• MI

  @mikeinmon4997 · 5 months ago

  Thank you for the content! &nbsp;Very well put together and much appreciated!