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How much money is needed to retire as a 25 year old single white American male?
Nicholas Davis
Jayden Scott
About 40k RLC in 2021
Luke Diaz
500k
Alexander Lopez
I mean in dollars
Cameron Nguyen
6 million dollars
Aaron Young
Probably around this
Levi Powell
Depends on where in america. To live comfy you need like 3 million i would say.
Jace Thomas
Wtf are you talking about mate. 500k would be 10k per year over 50 years. That's in no way enough to live a normal life
Jacob White
Depends if you want to be single for life, or have a family.
Everyone’s number is different depending on what they want out of life.
Charles Gray
This sounds about right...live off 100k a year and invest the rest in stock, stocks that pay dividends, mutual funds and a bit in btc just Incase it actually goes to 250,000.
Asher Perez
>white American male?
Eugh, always thinking of yourselves, typical
Andrew Hall
White male!? Sorry bro never going to make it. Even if you do get rich. Your people are on the endangered list and unlike a majestic creature such as the “Golden Eagle” you are not worth saving.
Liam Brooks
I’m European I know American white burger fags are gonna stay on top for a long while. The only thing they should be on watch for is your white women....that’s the only group that might topple you.
Elijah Barnes
wtf are you talking about? It's not 10k a year if you have that capital doing something which you should be. Agree that 500k isn't enough though. I reckon 800k at absolute minimum.
Parker Reed
>American
Not possible, the best you can hope for is to become a greeter at wal-mart
Gavin Long
Wtf that’s so much please tell me this is not right
Justin Davis
I would say 10 million. If you were to get 5 million, you could work a low stress, part time job until you’re like 40 then live off the money.
Daniel Jones
That's 50k a year indefinitely if you lend it as USDC on Celsius. You're financing leveraged trades and asset backed loans so the borrower always has collateral. On top of that the funds are insured to a higher amount than most bank accounts and you can withdraw without notice.
Michael Diaz
There’s a formula online. Generally it’s something to do with the number 4
Brayden Diaz
to start today? $1.5 million
With a 3.5% average dividend yield you'd be earning (pretax) 52,500. That would continue to grow and outpace inflation if it was put into solid dividend growth companies, and you'd likely never need to touch the principal, which means that would also grow.
However if you have more time, you can have much less invested capital and have the market and compounding interest do the rest.
Jackson Morris
Ethan Lewis
if you lend it on fulcrum, that's a lot of money...
Jordan Gomez
Gabriel Stewart
Right now it would be harder because our healthcare system sucks so bad. If you want to have a wife and a kid you're looking at $18k a year just for premiums. If our healthcare system ever gets fixed you could do it with way less than a million.
William Scott
This. If you want to get into rental properties as well I'd say $2million. 1.5m for you dividend portfolio and use the extra 500k on down payments for a few rental properties. Have someone else pay off your mortgages and never touch the principle on your div folio
Charles Myers
I googled and surveys say $1.6mil
Luke Gomez
Not OP but how much to retire if I want to live a $300k per year income lifestyle. I want to mog a certain somebody.
Jacob Gutierrez
My NW is $500kish and I stopped working 2 years ago. No stocks, just real estate (w/mortgages) and 20% crypto. I live super cheap off of savings and am going to sell a house this year to buy a cuckshed on an acre for cash. I smoke all the weed I want, play all the vidya I want, run, hike and garden. I have a minor social life where I play D&D with some buddies every week or two, a FWB who is like 3 points below me, and a bowling league. I don't buy expensive shit and right now don't even own a car. I take the bus. Sorry for the blog post, just wanted to give you an idea of what a $500k retirement looks like in burgerland.
Asher Rogers
surveys like that are retarded and based on idiots making minimum wage
$5 mil is enough to still work, $10 mil to be safe, $15 mil to never ever have to worry about money again in your life even if you decide to start a family
Jason Reyes
This is depressing as a 24 year old going back to uni. I could be halfway to retirement by the time I graduate, wasted all those year in my room posting on Jow Forums.
Luke Cook
you are a fucking retard
Alexander White
You can calculate it yourself by looking at the spreadsheets at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For example, you can look at the typical expenditures of a single man who makes 70 k$/year.
Nathan Lewis
10MM, IMO, if you want to have a good lifestyle like a well paid lawyer or doctor without having to work.
Less if you have lower standards.
Brandon White
i don't think you understand the concept of compounding interest. You do not need $5M to retire unless you want to spend $200K per year and still not have to lose your principal.
That $5M will turn into $10M in 10 years with 7% interest, thats without reinvesting dividends.
gtfo with $5M...this is retiring comfortably, not retiring with a $300K boat, $2M home and a condo in the mountains discussion
Christopher Perry
Is it seriously this expensive to live in America? I need like $3mil to live comfy in europe I'd estimate
Jose Nguyen
J-John?
Aaron Cook
That’s only 10,000 LINK
Zachary Martin
Haha nah, but John sounds based af.