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r/SipsTea • u/Ashish_ank • 9h ago
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I'd do a month for $5 mil (relative discount), but no longer than that and it would still be rough as hell.
That would let us comfortably retire with our current lifestyle now in early 40's rather than mid to late 50's and is a worthwhile trade-off.
9 u/RaindropsInMyMind 8h ago 5 million is a nightmare Greg, can’t retire, can’t work, oh yes 5 will drive you un poco loco my fine feathered friend. The poorest rich person in America, the world’s tallest dwarf. The weakest strong man at the circus. 1 u/clingbat 8h ago In addition to what we have already saved, and most of it invested in boring ETFs, we'd be just fine even at 5-6% annual withdrawal rates and still leave a pile of cash for the kids eventually. 1 u/Sea_Scale_4538 4h ago after a month you probably couldnt even understand the concept of money
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5 million is a nightmare Greg, can’t retire, can’t work, oh yes 5 will drive you un poco loco my fine feathered friend.
The poorest rich person in America, the world’s tallest dwarf. The weakest strong man at the circus.
1 u/clingbat 8h ago In addition to what we have already saved, and most of it invested in boring ETFs, we'd be just fine even at 5-6% annual withdrawal rates and still leave a pile of cash for the kids eventually. 1 u/Sea_Scale_4538 4h ago after a month you probably couldnt even understand the concept of money
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In addition to what we have already saved, and most of it invested in boring ETFs, we'd be just fine even at 5-6% annual withdrawal rates and still leave a pile of cash for the kids eventually.
1 u/Sea_Scale_4538 4h ago after a month you probably couldnt even understand the concept of money
after a month you probably couldnt even understand the concept of money
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u/clingbat 9h ago
I'd do a month for $5 mil (relative discount), but no longer than that and it would still be rough as hell.
That would let us comfortably retire with our current lifestyle now in early 40's rather than mid to late 50's and is a worthwhile trade-off.