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Can't imagine any credible blog that recommends $30MM in retirement for two people. If she's serious, as opposed to exaggerating, time to evaluate your life choices and how you fucked up so badly.

If her family is so goddamn rich, why do you have to worry about shit like your kids' 529?

Maybe you should've stayed in your lane instead marrying up. Did you really think she would be fine going from a silver spoon in her mouth to the plastic fork you got with your Chipotle last week?

 

You should do the numbers on excel! Literally go line by line, project all your expenses throughout the last 20-30 years of your life if you were to retire. REALISTIC numbers. Then do a sensitivity analysis based on different potential rates of return and starting investment amounts to find out what is the true amount of money you need to start off with in order to guarantee a comfortable retirement. You should probably assume conservative annual returns unless you have other sources of income otherwise.

This is also assuming that you would have the 30 mil cash. If they're in a 401k then your rate of return, withdrawal limits and maybe taxes would vary depending on how your company structures it

 

My number is 7 mill, assuming you’re into the 4% rule I’m still being a little crazy for my lifestyle, but I’m a straw-chewing Midwesterner.

 

We really need another recession. No way wso got trolled this hard without major league effort.

Blastoise and brady4mvp are rolling in their graves at this shameful attempt.

If the glove don't fit, you must acquit!

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