Can I Retire at 49 with $1,200,000 in Retirement Savings? 🚀🏖️
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2023
- 🏖️ Can I Retire at 49 with $1,200,000 in Retirement Savings? 🚀
As a financial advisor, one of the most common questions I encounter is whether it's possible to retire early, especially with a specific retirement savings goal. Today, I want to address a scenario that might resonate with many individuals: Can you retire at 49 with $1,200,000 in retirement savings?
The answer isn't a simple "yes" or "no." It depends on various factors unique to each individual's financial situation. However, here are some key points to consider:
1️⃣ Retirement Lifestyle: Your desired retirement lifestyle plays a vital role in determining if $1,200,000 will be sufficient. Consider your expected expenses, including housing, healthcare, travel, and hobbies. A comprehensive retirement plan should accommodate these expenses.
2️⃣ Inflation and Longevity: Inflation can erode the purchasing power of your savings over time. Additionally, with increased life expectancy, your retirement could last several decades. Planning for potential inflation and longevity is crucial to ensure you don't outlive your savings.
3️⃣ Investment Strategy: Your investment approach will influence the growth of your retirement savings. A diversified and balanced portfolio can help optimize returns while managing risk. As a financial advisor, I can help tailor an investment strategy to align with your retirement goals.
4️⃣ Other Income Sources: Assess any other potential sources of income during retirement, such as pensions, Social Security, or part-time work. These can provide an extra cushion and reduce the burden on your savings.
5️⃣ Emergency Fund: Maintaining an emergency fund is essential to handle unexpected expenses without depleting your retirement savings prematurely.
6️⃣ Flexibility: Being flexible with your retirement age and financial plans can open up more possibilities. Working a few more years or adjusting your lifestyle might enhance your financial security during retirement.
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another great video Drew! I really like this one because this guy's numbers aren't too terribly different than from where I'm at. Good analysis as usual. Keep 'em coming!
And oh yeah, War Eagle from Huntsville, AL!
Weegle, weegle, War Eagle! 🦅
Love the diaper comment lol. Hello from WI, and Go Pack Go (we will need all the help we can get this year). Keep the videos coming.
Pack attack in the house!
Go Vikings (sorry long life Minnesota Vikings fan...living in New England....unfortunately).
Excellent video, thanks.
You are welcome!
Hello, thank you so much. I’m a call you tomorrow. at 10 o’clock
Sounds good
You can live quite well on $2,000/mo. here in Ecuador. Travel in Latin America is very reasonable and the banks here pay 10% for 1 and 2 year CDs🙂. Michigan State Spartans going to surprise this football season, watch out🏈
Love Sparty!
I love Ecuador. In the early 2000s I spent several Summers teaching at a great private University outside Quito. Understanding a country's culture and language is always a big advantage...no matter your plans. Enjoy Ecuador, and Latin America.
I think 50s is your prime time of earnings… I do. Believe 59 is a great age to retire, if u have been smart with your money. If you are 60 you have average of 1000 healthy weeks left in your life!
Great contribution!
@@Suds. I honestly think the biggest asset in retirement is good health, health care is so expensive here in the US.
Someone has been watching Azul
@@tarikviaer-mcclymont5762 definitely eye opening. Life is so fragile.
Missed the live stream. Had a work meeting.
Next time!
Go Houston 'Stros. No hitter tonight baby, Framber Valdez.
Houston is going to be tough down the stretch!
Go Chiefs… hello from Missouri ❤️
👀 !
@@yourfinancialekg 🤪
I am in a similar situation with less money but I don't spend that much. I lost my seditary office job just shy of turning 53 only to work a physically demanding job till 55. I left that job but was told I cannot use the latest employers 401k with the rule of 55. Please advise. Also the calculators all end with a surplus except significant below market returns for the next 30 years.
Every 401k plan is different. If they don’t allow the usage it’s their rule.
Can I retire with 60k army retirement and 1.6 million at 58? House and everything is paid off.
Sounds pretty promising! Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Go Gators!!!
🐊
Carolina Panthers fan here.
Same division as my Bucs! 🏴☠️
He is going to get some sort of SS as well.
Yes!
Sure you can...but why would you?! If you continue to invest, with what you already have, you can't imagine how well off you'd be
Exactly, but unfortunately, in this case he cannot.
@yourfinancialekg I understand he's unemployed currently...however I'd say find a new job ASAP. Continue to invest, then at 60 (still early) you'll be at a point where you can draw off you RMD,and still see growth. That's the holy grail.
@@Suds. 73...I was lead to believe that RMD's started when you retire. Hmm. Learn something new
You don't have enough information
It’s a pretty good start
Not enough info to make a REAL plan. if he has a place and its paid for, a reverse mortgage could come into play in his late 60's. a 72t for 10 yrs would work (~71k a yr and only needing 50k after taxes the rest goes into taxable account. No mention of a Roth. Just not enough info to make a REAL plan. Nice try though with the info you did have.
Thanks for watching!
anybody looking at collecting disability?
Disabled and a $1,000 a month for travel? I'm not confident that SSDI is applicable