5 Traits of the Happiest Retirees
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- People are writing about what level of income makes working Americans happiest, but no one is looking at a similar correlation between retirees and their money. I wanted to explore the relationship between money and the happiest (and unhappiest) retirees. So, I decided to take a very deep dive on that topic. The result is my book, You Can Retire Sooner Than You Think.
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Your book helped me retire 6 years ago I have never looked back
Watching grandchildren, traveling to spend time wit family, fundraisers, dancing.
My core pursuit is commenting on RUclipss.
You are successful!!
You need to edit these before posting them. You repeatedly said people need $500k of income, when you mean net worth.
Also, some of your charts and props are hard to read.
I totally agree
I enjoy your content Wes. Your delivery keeps my attention. Please upload in HD please. The fuzzy picture is distracting. Keep up the good work. -Tom
Hello! This is such good information - and so timely, in this pandemic era - indeed, a plan will always be better that "sailing without a destination". Thank you!
I agree with more children and grandchildren increases happiness for retirees.
Interesting. One comment at 7:00 you meant 500k liquid net worth, not income, which most people think of as annual income. Would the liquid net worth count potential downsizing of the house?
8:17 graph axes appear to be the wrong way round
pgo eds The line he was drawing should have gone vertical.
@@billk.7889 the x and y should have been reversed with $ along the x axis and happiness along the y axis, then the curve would show what he is explaining.
Do you ever discuss single retirees?
"I'll highlight it for you". LOL
Want to rescue dogs, take art and exercise classes and visit with grandkids
That's a great plan.
Hmm, minimum 500k income in retirement to be happy. Did you cross your wire? Correlation between car brand and happiness seems shady, unless you go after 1st/2nd derivative effects...
500k of liquid net worth, not income; otherwise, 99% of the folks are likely unhappy, which doesn't jive with your earlier statement of 75k of income as the most significant amount
if you have seen one wes moss video , you have seen them all
I would disagree... but then again, I'm clearly biased ;).
Have you watched my video about my experience with the Whole 30 diet? It's definitely a different theme than most of my videos. ruclips.net/video/29JLlT8_oJ8/видео.html
@@WesMossMoneyMatters Don't worry Wes, the rest of us benefit greatly from each of your videos.
Well, I was doing good until we got to that children thing. I’m a single gay dude and that’s not happening. I’m 61 years old. So I guess that’s one thing I have to not let it worry me.
Thanks for this report!
you don't talk about health, which is huge!
Boy... he does drag it on. I've skimmed through a couple of these. No more.
Not me. I really enjoy Wes' information.