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Thanks for creating this video. It was short and straight to the point! This video helps create a goal for us viewers to strive to reach. Thanks again!
Great video, Josh! I always enjoy your content. I am 50, and have a decent amount saved in my 401K and Roth IRA/brokerage accounts, and am hoping to reach financial freedom by 55 or 56, once my mortgage is paid off. I try to not use the term retirement, because I still plan on doing something to make a little money, maybe waiting tables at a beach front restaurant on the Gulf Coast or selling t-shirts outside of a National Park. 🤩The figure needed in your example is a bit higher than what I come up with using some of the online retirement calculators, but I don't plan on living to 98 years old, either. I should probably hit you up for a Financial EKG, TBH. In the meantime, keep up the great work.
I’m retiring this year and I can tell you that $6K/mo is way high. I need literally half that plus my social security to continue my standard of living when I retire. I suppose that much it depends on which region of the country you live in. If I were living in California now, for example, I would be high-tailing it out of there.
@@byteme0000 in 20 years tho . if we look at whats happening to other fiat currencies we can see the possible quick failure of USD . Regular inflation is bad enough over 20 years , especially for the majority who don't invest
Love the information. Do you think SS will be around much longer? I believe most people don’t count it when calculating what they will need in retirement.
I see Acardia Bluff Golf Course pays $13p hr to drive shuttle to parking lots? Plus tips and golf privileges? Sounds like a dream job! The ad actually says "ideal for retirees" Part-time flexible hours? If I lived or move Up There I sud apply for That job!
I retired at 64 will far less, still have a smaller income from part time work and a small pension. Establish a budget and have a plan. I'm also young enough to enjoy some of those Go-Go years.
Not necessarily. You have to have a plan & a budget. Almost nobody could retire if it took >$1,000,000 in savings. Look at your individual expenses, get out of debt before you quit. I did it 5 years ago and am doing well.
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Thanks for creating this video. It was short and straight to the point!
This video helps create a goal for us viewers to strive to reach. Thanks again!
Thank you for watching!
Great video! Quick and gives me a target to go for. Thanks 😎
Thanks for watching!
That was awesome! You answered my question in short and sweet. Thank you❤
You are so welcome!
I can definitely do this living in condo or small home. No need to rent.
You got this!
As a couple we will be retiring In a few months full retirement age. We will be getting real close to 6,000 a month on SS.
Awesome!!
Great video, Josh! I always enjoy your content. I am 50, and have a decent amount saved in my 401K and Roth IRA/brokerage accounts, and am hoping to reach financial freedom by 55 or 56, once my mortgage is paid off. I try to not use the term retirement, because I still plan on doing something to make a little money, maybe waiting tables at a beach front restaurant on the Gulf Coast or selling t-shirts outside of a National Park. 🤩The figure needed in your example is a bit higher than what I come up with using some of the online retirement calculators, but I don't plan on living to 98 years old, either. I should probably hit you up for a Financial EKG, TBH. In the meantime, keep up the great work.
Thank you so much for watching! Sounds like you are on track, and we would love to do a your financial EKG with you!
Great video Thank you,
Thanks for watching!
6000 a month? Sounds like a winner to me. I'll take it.
I like it!
6000 a month is a super high amount now But i feel like in 20 years i guess it may not so high at all .
Feels like it’s moving that direction
I’m retiring this year and I can tell you that $6K/mo is way high. I need literally half that plus my social security to continue my standard of living when I retire. I suppose that much it depends on which region of the country you live in. If I were living in California now, for example, I would be high-tailing it out of there.
@@byteme0000 in 20 years tho . if we look at whats happening to other fiat currencies we can see the possible quick failure of USD . Regular inflation is bad enough over 20 years , especially for the majority who don't invest
Love the information. Do you think SS will be around much longer? I believe most people don’t count it when calculating what they will need in retirement.
Yes it will be around in some form or fashion. Possibly lower benefits or older retirement dates. Thanks for the question!
You look good for someone 55! 😂🎉❤
😂 it’s the green tea
What is that software you are using called?
Retirement Analyzer
How do I get a job providing this type of info to others? This info is so useful!
Start your own RUclips channel.😊
@@sethpawlik 😂
Thanks for watching!
First, you have to gain the knowledge before you can begin to share it...
I see Acardia Bluff Golf Course pays $13p hr to drive shuttle to parking lots? Plus tips and golf privileges? Sounds like a dream job! The ad actually says "ideal for retirees" Part-time flexible hours? If I lived or move Up There I sud apply for That job!
I am a 59 yr old widow I would love to see scenarios for widows
Yes we can!
Is there a fee for you to do an EKG?
Please contact me at info@pearlwealthgroup.com and we can discuss.
6k income awesome wish i could get that at 67
We spend at least twice + that in retirement...
And my Dad spends 1/3 of that! Everyone is different, and have different incomes streams, SS benefits, etc!
Wow! Go get it VP!
You are right jd, everybody is running their own race.
Yea cuz we all have 1.8 million at age 55
No we don’t but it is something we can use for motivation to get there. Thanks for watching!
I retired at 64 will far less, still have a smaller income from part time work and a small pension. Establish a budget and have a plan. I'm also young enough to enjoy some of those Go-Go years.
They're saying that their money goes to schools and streets and the government and it's not for retirement that's what everyone's saying
Where you getting 6% interest guaranteed
Not guaranteed, just a projection.
Simple
Thanks!
Retire early = 62 or well below.
I'm screwed
Keep working at it!
Yes you are. No question about it. 100%
Not necessarily. You have to have a plan & a budget. Almost nobody could retire if it took >$1,000,000 in savings. Look at your individual expenses, get out of debt before you quit. I did it 5 years ago and am doing well.
Too bad we don’t live forever
We do actually.
@@yourfinancialekg Amen!