Row 88204

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Yep I have a much younger wife and I have maxed the SS number for 11 years. My goal is to not use my SS and pass it on to my wife. So effectively.my plan does not include it.

Being at 31 you're doing great, at this point assuming you retire at 61 and a rate of return near the historical average you have about 2 million at that age if you stop saving today. Which means if inflation stays between 2 and 3% that would be around 1 million in today's dollars, nothing bad at all!

I didn't start till 28 but I did do military so I get a small pension and VA disability. If I had not done military the money I have in my 401k would only be enough if I waited till my late 60s to retire and I want to be out of the workforce by 59 at the latest.

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text Yep I have a much younger wife and I have maxed the SS number for 11 years. My goal is to not use my SS and pass it on to my wife. So effectively.my plan does not include it. Being at 31 you're doing great, at this point assuming you retire at 61 and a rate of return near the historical average you have about 2 million at that age if you stop saving today. Which means if inflation stays between 2 and 3% that would be around 1 million in today's dollars, nothing bad at all! I didn't start ti…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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