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Lets put this discussion to bed for good
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>>62498521
Yes, but every year you dont retire off that money you'll have 100,000 more dollars.
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>>62498521
>>62498542
This. Let it double in S&P 500 every year until your body isn’t able to work properly
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>>62498544
Every seven years*
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>>62498521
At 65 today? Probably. At 30? No way.
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>>62498521
yes, if you already have housing and loans covered
put it into the S&P and get like $100k back every year
yea there's inflation and shit but you're always going to beat it unless there's some huge crash (extremely unlikely + you'd make it back in like 5 years anyway
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>>62498521
1 million dollars is fucking nothing
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>>62498521
If you want to live a miserable and restrictive life, yes.
A good house is 500k minimum so that you know.
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>>62498563
ok give me $1 million
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>>62498521
haha

this retard doesn't understand different people retire at different ages, locations, and levels of comfort

what a fucking moron.
literally retarded
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>>62498521
Yes, it's more than enough to live comfortably in SEA. I regret waiting until I had almost triple that before quitting work. I'm still paying for my house in America but I live in a luxury condo in Bangkok.
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>>62498738
how many thai sluts have you rawdogged and creampied?
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>>62498740
6 or 7 but that was on past trips before I moved here. I'm in a happy monogamous relationship now.
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>>62498564
Van life, let it grow, enjoy bachelor years, be the hipster homeless trust fund college kid, don’t settle down until 40. Learn to live broke and you’ll be rich forever without ever really working or stressing about a family and mortgage to pay for.
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>>62498521
the question is overly simplistic. it depends on many variables such as your location, age, debt or financial obligations, what your historical spend is, how impulsive/retarded you are, etc.
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>>62498740
>>62498745
how the heck didn't you get AIDS?
I consider myself a monger but i'd never rawdog a thai bitch
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>>62498521
Easily. 1 mil at 4% withdrawal is 40k. Thats a wagies 65k a year. Just make sure you have a comfy apartment or you already own a house and your bills are minimal.
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>>62498863
>how the heck didn't you get AIDS?
Umm by never touching ladyboys... I did catch like 2.5 STDs on my visit a couple of years ago though. Not sure if I got it from a whore or one of the "regular" ladies I met through TF. Scared me shitless. Ever since then then I've vowed to never rawdog outside of a relationship.
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>>62498521
If you weren't part of the top 10% in 2025, you're lower class
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1m USD @10% APY is 100k per year. You can reinvest 70k and still live comfily in any western country. Retards talking about some ”withdraw” lmfao.
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>>62499864
Where are you consistently getting 10% a year?
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>>62499865
Dividend ETFs, even so, 3% APY is perfectly livable
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>>62499876
Try that during a bear market and see your NW get heemed



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