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Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1BTC to a decent 15B TC in the space of a few weeks... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..

Who has a million $. Not average joe

All well and good, but, this plan only applies to those who can live on 3750/month or less.

not sure if you've done... A video or analysis on states to retire. Location-based on weather Taxes,. Health care etc.

So you're saying... Live as cheap as you can, but enjoy those vacations.Or special situations occasionally every year.. Weather these bidenomic type years.. Going to retirement debt free from a well maintained, home and car.. No credit card, debt or other debt and work from there.

if you take social security when at 62 and invest it in the market you will make 2x-3x as much than you would if you waited until 70+.... don't fall for the scam take your money.

Great collection Drew. Start early and enjoy later on in life. That appears to be the only real formula for success at 55.

Hey drew, thoughts on upping my HSA contributions instead of upping my 401k. Currently put 15% in 401k plus 5% company match?

Hi Drew, we started seriously saving for retirement later in life so an early retirement is not in our cards. In a case like our would you still suggest a freedom fund?

Suze Orman recently said, if you're around 60 and have less than 5 million saved, you shouldn't be retiring. Lol.

You don't run out of money because you always have SS and can reverse mortgage

People are being forced into retirement in many industries. Gotta have a game plan for if/when that happens

Thank you

I’m 12 years old and I have $500 dollars saved. My expenses are zero, when can I retire?

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Main form of labor here in the USA will be lost in the next 50 years. FORCE THE RETIREMENT AGE LOWER!

I won't retire at 50 with $3 million.

taxes dont have to go up.......they have to stop waisting money. STOP GIVING OUR TAX DOLLARS TO OTHER COUNTRIES!!!!!!!!!

Not sure how expenses could be so high with a home that is paid for...i retired at 60 still owing 60k on my home and a 445 car payment, I barely spend 3k a month, My car is now paid for and home should be with in 4 years.

I DONT THINK ITS A GOOD IDEA TO KEEP YOUR RETIREMENT MONEY 100% INVESTED…that being said your 6% return is NOT possible.

well ACA based on income so when we retire next year .we will.have only SS income...we have all ROTH funds in retirementso doesnt count for AcA..we can get a gold plan for me and my spouse wont be much at all

Also, u need earned income to qualify for ACA

I'm age 60 and retiring in a month. I have my 35yrs will my SS go down?

I checked my statement on SSA.gov. It says I have the 40 credit hours and I have 38 years of income reported. So I'm good? Also, the graph shows the amount I will receive at 62, 67 and 70. Does that mean, what I'll receive in I don't work again? Thanks!

You make great and informative videos my man. Lose the trending thumbnail. You don't need it.

You forgot to mention if your income is under 80k or so you will get subsidies or tax credits to help pay for health insurance. Wife and I in New Mexico are paying 420 bucks a month for both of us. And thats for a gold plan because my wife has a chronic condition. But health insurance can vary widely state to state. We were looking at plans in Nevada and the cost was double for less coverage and higher out of pocket costs.

Say “guardrail rule” 3x fast! 😂

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Love your videos - thank you! The only part I can't follow is why the SS taxable amount is not the full year amount divided by 2? How are you getting that low figure there?

Neither of those are great. Save & invest people. Quit the stupid rat race early

I retired six years ago at 55 with $200K. Still have a mortgage, car payment, and sending my son to college next year. No problems.

Drew, where do you put hard assets such as precious metals etc? Would you place these under cash or under investments and try to calculate a rate of return on it?

I'll be ok according to this video then. Apparently i did something right with my dumb brain

In my case we will retire at 63 and get ACA but with little taxable income at that time..only have Roth funds we will use to supplement ss benefits, so won't pay that much in premiums

I’d like to know what on earth a single 55 year old man is spending $125k per year on.

She ain’t retired!!! She just ain’t working!!!!

Depends on where you live & the lifestyle that you desire. That same $400K won’t go very far here in California & with a joy for traveling: Hawaii, Italy, & Poland. Living in Kansas; driving a Ford Explorer & keeping things “modest” will probably allow for retirement with that bank balance.

her (ex) sugar daddy makes good money.

Also, if the estimated SS amount is $1800/month today, it will be slightly higher by the time she receives it in 12 years due to COLA increases. Can this be estimated?

You didn’t mention that with ex-spousal benefits, the ex-spouse must be at least 62 before the divorced person can receive the benefits. I must wait until I’m 69 for this reason.

In the state of Colorado, the person paying the alimony (we call it maintenance) pays the taxes. The receiver does not pay taxes on alimony.

I enjoy watching your videos. I can't seem to find, or you never have made video's about retiring with pensions/military. I'm trying to retire with my military retirement at 50 after working to get another retirement as a police officer for 8 years and 2% per year. Lots of decisions to be made to retire and spend what i spend now. Thanks

These are very conservative assumptions. Immediate annuities typically pay ~6%... even 5% would be low, so 4% is way way to conservative and setting the analysis up to look bad.

Hey Drew, not a big fan of reverse mortgages, but in her case, what if she did a reverse mortgage at 62 to get rid of the mortgage payment?