? How Much Money Do You Need to Retire? NEW DATA! ?

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Comment from : Drew Blackston, CRC® RFC®

I thought the ideal retirement scenario was to draw of retirement accounts , yet it still grows year over year
Comment from : DRC

$57,000 has to be average household retirement expenses, not individual, right?
Comment from : Alan Albin

We are just one more QE and bank bailout away from requiring 25 mil to retire
Comment from : Sky1

What about taxes?
Comment from : 522 LH

Reverse mortgage
Comment from : Ed A

House mortgage into her 80s 😂
Comment from : Ed A

Going to try and be nice but it won’t sound like it I noticed one of the options to fix Cindy’s short comings wasn’t to increase her rate of return , if I am going to pay a financial advisor they had better be able to get me more than 4 on my money , hell I can get 4 on very high quality dividend paying companies … Also the 3 inflation rate added in every single year is doing a disservice to Cindy …
Comment from : Mitch Thornton

Our retirement plan : work til you dropbrbrThat’s it No retirement Just take your lunch break and croak at the lunch table Just don’t soil the chair; if you do, the company will deduct the cost of cleaning the chair from your final paycheckbrbrHell, the “work til you drop” plan gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “final paycheck”
Comment from : Semper-Vs-Tyrannus

I’m on the other side guys don’t you think you will spend a ton on retirement? At least from 64-75? Travel, golf, food out, extra house, etc?? Why is everyone thinking their spending will be cut 75 percent??
Comment from : David Barsantee

Ok brDrew you are making some very very conservative assumptions here First and foremost, spending will decrease most likely in her later years We know from statistics that as people get into their 70s they slow down a lot So the 60K in expenses now will not be there 10 years from now, or at the very least we can eliminate the 3 inflation in the last 5-10 years of her life Second, what other assets does she have to tap into? Home? Reverse mortgage if she is running out of money is a possibility Third, the 4 rule is for a very conservative portfolio at 3 inflation average Returns are more in the order of 55-7 at that inflation rate For me the worse thing would be to have millions left over when I die, not to run out of money because running out of money you can always sell home, cut expenses and live off SS or even move to a chear place and or country
Comment from : steve Johnson

I kind of think I won't personally need anywhere close to that My house is paid off and i basically live on about $1500 a month give or take Still saving and investing to pay for my eventual stay in the looney bin or other medical expenses
Comment from : Donatello Slappafello

You say “late eighties” Very few people watching this video will live to see their late eighties
Comment from : David OLeary

Good stuff Drew
Comment from : Danny Fox

Or dump that 800k into jepi and jepq and just live on the dividends
Comment from : joshua

Once again people forget that they are contributing to their 401k and that won’t be happening during retirement So there’s an expense that you won’t have
Comment from : Mallard Cutter

I wish you would do married couples instead of individuals
Comment from : Matt Bleiler

I take that 125 and raise it to double
Comment from : Wdeemar Wdeemar

She will no longer saving for retirement, paying into ss, have much in taxes, and other payroll deductions
Comment from : Ken John

Don't know about you guys, but this channel is my bordom saviour
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Florida sounds expensive My locked in annual expenses are 18,000 In Oklahoma
Comment from : Paula Hastings

Why doesn't she just pay off the house and that will reduce how much she needs Also she will have it available to do a reverse mortgage if she runs out of money Also seems part pf my comment got erase but i stated that it has been shown people spend less as they transition from go go to slow go to no go
Comment from : Gary xyz

According to Google the average life span on an American is 77 years Why do we need to have so much money at age 90 to 100?
Comment from : Lane Burgess

Every person is different I have about half that amount and could retire now, but need to make it to 63 1/2 to get Cobra to bridge to Medicare 18 months to go, hope I make it!
Comment from : Big Johnson

LOL, these are the same people who have no idea how many subscriptions they pay for each month, live paycheck to paycheck, have what, $50k in a retirement account Most Americans are completely clueless about their finances (I know, NOT all) That's why advisors can charge so much money I would have been an advisor if I had to do it all over again Now I just help business owners helping them get organized so they understand better what it takes to retire I do this for fun in my retirement I retired at 52 six years ago One needs less than they think Most live a lot less than they think also Morbid, I know, but true
Comment from : Joe the Computerguy

If her interest rate is fixed her mortgage payments should remain fixed and should be taken out of the inflation calculation
Comment from : Dallas Packer