How Much You Should Save For Retirement

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Comment from : Jarrad Morrow

If your in your 20s and 30s and have been investing all along, you can retire sooner I retired at 37 years old
Comment from : Jerryjr

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Comment from : Kutay Ecevit

My Greatest Generation father told me a million times growing up, "Son, it's not how much you make, it's how much you keep'
Comment from : Nala

Absolutely agree with updating your plan as time goes along Probably should look at it annually and make any adjustments as needed Even after you retire, you can re-run the numbers each year and "re-retire" every year with slightly updated numbers if you need to because not every year is going to be the same income and or spending
Comment from : On Cash Flow

I got a 2 raise Due to inflation I'm now making less money this year than last year
Comment from : Jermaine Stewart

Using income as a gauge to retirement spending is just lazy Why do these companies not encourage people to track their expenses?
Comment from : O’Shack Hennessy

Im figuring inflation at 55 pct
Comment from : Kevin Festner

My best friend wants $100k a year in retirement He plans to get $48k from social security and $52k from his $13 million 401k I wonder how much taxes will set him back
Comment from : jasonjstdr

Spending in retirement for me will be less because children will be grown and gone and home will be payed off
Comment from : Ingababy51

Hello Jarrad, thanks for your videos, if someone is investing in VOO, VUG, VXUS and SCHD, are those good ones to keep investing on them or you see a major overlap that need to be avoided
Comment from : Amer Jaboob

I just turned 18 and wanted to know your thoughts on my current Roth portfolio of 80 fxaix and 20 ftihx? Most videos I have watched suggest vanguard funds but what do you think about Fidelity’s?
Comment from : Fluffycactus 17

Great video! Keep them comingbrbrThe fact that Fidelity is estimating expected retirement expenses based on bworking income levels/b shows the poor quality of many retirement planning resources especially for high income familiesbrbrSomeone who is currently saving/investing 50 of their working income doesnt need 55-80 of that income in retirement Not even close
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Comment from : Chris

The scary part is, my monthly budget now is 4k at 59 But that is with zero debt My 500k house is paid off 2 cars paid with cash 2 college funds populated for daughters Yet, to retire and have basic annual budget nearly 50k with no fat to trim makes me fear for young people today I have the future covered But will the average person able to retire and do anything extra in retirement when the first 50k just covers the basics to live?brbrStart investing early through your work plans using simple index funds and Roth IRA's outside of work You won't regret it
Comment from : Ivan Varykino

You may not have enough money, but according to your thumbnail, you are going to age very well!
Comment from : West Explains Best

Jarrad! I love your videos! Please keep them coming
Comment from : stewdogg42

great video most people (myself included) really don't know what they want to do when they retire They also don't take into account they simply won't be physically able to do a lot of things they are hoping to do Let's face it, we slow down when we get older I love to ski, but I know I won't be skiing as much at 60, 65 or 70 as I am right now brbrI also know I won't need as big of a house when I am that age For one, less people living in it and 2, I want less property to maintainbrbrThis is my own personal assessment and I think everyone's retirement number is going to be different It is safe to say though, that having more of a nest egg is always a better bet :)
Comment from : Freedom Ring

I think you shouldve structured this from the perspective of someone considering whether or not they have the ability to retire or not (ie work in present value and assume real return rates) You jump around with future value and present value randomly, and your example at the end of the video needing 580k in todays dollars doesnt appear to account for growth at all? Over 30 years you'd see more than a 15x return SS is COLA adjusted, important to mention since you are working in future dollars
Comment from : Phurryopogus

Great video as always Jarrad!
Comment from : gorshenbag

To all the people that are gonna comment social security won’t be here in 30 years, the social security trust fund goes empty in 2033 and when that happens there will still be enough income coming in to pay 76 of the benefits Do you honestly think the government is gonna let the largest voting block lose 24 of their paycheck?
Comment from : Matthew Maurin