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Bookies are here! Write your own book. Share your story. Get immediate feedback. Write when you have a few minutes. Add a paragraph, chapter or novel. See the newest Bookies! Start your Bookie now! Good answer sam. I was wondering what Nicole was smoking. Hi all, I am interested in this topic, for reasons of my own. Health insurance is expensive. This cost only goes up with age and inflation.
I also do think it a valid question to ask, what happens when a person reaches If you spend until 40 making money, and then another 20 years living similarly bare-bones, and the tank is empty at 60…….. Then there ARE life issues. Children, world travel, hobbies, romance… life has to have something involved, to be worth living! It does not need to be overly pricey. But, you only live once! Lastly, are there any actual case studies of people who have successfully pulled this off?
This is all well and good on paper… but… all of the Florida Condo underwater mortgages started off with numbers that looked good on paper.
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How old are each of these people, and what do their lives look like? Seems like a reasonable expense to me. It was the cheapest I could find. Does not include the good hospitals or doctors-of-the-year. That first job was indeed a blessing on so many levels. I saved the absolute biggest percentage of my salary when I was working all the time. We never felt entitled to our salary and felt that it could be taken away at any moment, so we were always careful with how much fixed debt we took on.
I think your guideline is unrealistic, for the average Jane at least. Not to mention, to buy new clothes for work from time to time. Please help me out by breaking down the expenditure for average June. Please clarify. How much disposable income did you spend while you were in college? Did you have a lot of fun still? I did the calculation for average Jane at her 40 years old. Things are getting worse when you earn more and being old, if I totally follow your guideline to retire early and to save more for retirement.
I show you my calculation.
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Please do the same. Your math right there is wrong in your example. Seriously Nicole, do you not know how K contribution works? All was fine until you said BS, and now you are really wasting my time. Locust, I admit I am average Jane. So What??? Why not Sam shows more statistics on his belief??? Is it 20k a year? How long do you expect it to last? TFB is correct on many fronts, including the issue of inflation.
In addition, if you are still pulling out the same nominal amount for 20 years, your purchasing power would be greatly diminished by the time you are They tend to lie. This plan sounds absolutely terrible: — Live like a dog for 18 years, with no wife, no kids and no house. AS TFB has said, this is like living on a pension your whole life. You spend your best party and fun years scraping by saving every penny, then you spend your strongest working years doing nothing and not even doing it rich. Then when you reach the age where no-one will hire you, you run out of money.
Completely inefficient.
You also mentioned keeping money in something that rises with inflation, such as gold right? So will you keep a couple of hundred ounces under the bed and cash them in once a month? What if the value of gold declines for the next 20 years? Gold is not risk free. Thanks for reading and sharing. Have you read this article on saving for retirement, and K as well? If not, please do so, as it will help illustrate how to save.
My article shows you HOW to retire early. Of course not everybody has the capability of retiring early, since not everyone makes enough or has enough discipline or desire. This article shows you how. I take two international vacations a year, and more weeks of domestic vacations a year as well. Just know that you have a choice. The cost of food and housing here is way higher than over there in the states and our taxes are almost double yours. For example, in Australia, for a single person to survive with a tiny amount of entertainment, is about k.
At the age of 18 not 40 , you can put yourself on welfare and make roughly the same type of lifestyle illustrated in your chart. Then, instead of going to college, work your ass off for 18 years and retire poorly, you can start chilling at the at of 18 and still make about the same amount of money ;-. I try to explain this to people Sam. Instead, I get blank looks and told that the government should support us all in retirement. Any idea when the whole house of cards comes down on this government-supported retirement? Please keep it up.
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Kids however change more than meets the blog. That being said we are making sacrifices that we hope to pay off in the future. But, cant be that bad since many people do. Hope all goes well with finding the desires schooling etc. Sam, Silly thing for me to focus on, but I like your tables…. Did you use a plugin for them?
If so, which one? Definitely a long post that takes time to digest. If I die tomorrow I want to have no regrets. Do it now! I think some of your income scenarios are a little lofty though. I had never thought about the simple math like that before. I am paying off my student loan in less than 3 months. I can conceivably walk away in several more years if I keep this up! This never lasts and one must be prepared for a crash. In addition, because taxes do not take inflation into consideration, it is not only a tax on savings, but it is a double tax on all capital gains.
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It is very unlikely you will go broke and if things change you can always adjust long before that happens. Most importantly, your capital grows instead of being consumed. So the maximum per year one can invest is 15,5K, right? Technically, he still has a good 25 years in front of him. I guess that SSB is not that generous. I removed the k reference because it was way too confusing to some readers and getting in the way of the overarching point which is to save aggressively if you want to retire early.
Only US use k too. Thx for the additional info on the k , pretty clear now.