Hi Forum Members,
I’ve posted my situation here previously, but that was two years ago. Based on what I have been reading here over those past couple years and what FIRECalc says, I think I am good to go. Recent changes in my j*b have made my current situation intolerable, so I am very eager to move on. Listed below are my statistics:
Single, 55 years old, no dependents.
Retirement assets are currently at $1.9M (does not include cash to pay off mortgage). About half in taxable and half in 401k /Roth IRA. Mostly Vanguard index funds. Asset allocation: 65% stock/35% fixed income. No pension.
Social security: $25K/year at age 70 (75% of estimate provided by Social Security website)
Retirement budget: $60K/year (based on previous five years of spending plus $8K for medical insurance and dental expenses, $3K new car fund, $15K travel, $5-10K taxes)
Looking forward to doing what I want to do with my time, which will mostly be landscape photography.
Please share any thoughts you might have. Thank you.
I’ve posted my situation here previously, but that was two years ago. Based on what I have been reading here over those past couple years and what FIRECalc says, I think I am good to go. Recent changes in my j*b have made my current situation intolerable, so I am very eager to move on. Listed below are my statistics:
Single, 55 years old, no dependents.
Retirement assets are currently at $1.9M (does not include cash to pay off mortgage). About half in taxable and half in 401k /Roth IRA. Mostly Vanguard index funds. Asset allocation: 65% stock/35% fixed income. No pension.
Social security: $25K/year at age 70 (75% of estimate provided by Social Security website)
Retirement budget: $60K/year (based on previous five years of spending plus $8K for medical insurance and dental expenses, $3K new car fund, $15K travel, $5-10K taxes)
Looking forward to doing what I want to do with my time, which will mostly be landscape photography.
Please share any thoughts you might have. Thank you.