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    Seeking Fund Recommendation

    Part of my ER strategy calls for a portion of my nest egg to grow 4% annually. I am looking for a fund that comes as close as possible to meeting the following goals: 1. 4% return (after fees) with little volatility in order to reduce sequencing risk. 2. Tax Avoidance. It would be nice if...
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    Is 95% Success Rate Good Enough?

    That is the number I am using as my acceptable risk threshold. Curious what others think. Thanks.
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    Financial Benefits of no AGI?

    In order to facilitate an ER, I may choose to take a loss on the sale of a Rental property that will allow me to write down my ordinary income to 0. I will have the option to write this down and file an amended return in the previous years (2) or recognize loss in the year of the sale and...
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    Professional Assistance Reccomendation

    Wasn't sure where to post this. I trust the mods will move it if it belongs elsewhere. So I have built a fairly sophisticated/complex/robust Excel Spreadsheet that details a year-by-year, account-by-account ER plan. While I built it, my professional planner from Prudential spent many hours...
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    Supplemental HC Costs

    Once we (wife and me) become Medicare Eligible, what kinds of costs should we be planning for related to supplemental insurance? I know we will need Medicare Parts B & D, but what else will we need and what are those costs today? Thanks.
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    Can FIRECalc (or something else) do this?

    Retirement distribution plans calls for me to start withdrawing $X from my 401K in year 2030. The plans assumes I will continue to draw that amount for 24 years thereafter. It has $Y in it now. Can FIRECalc or some other tool help me predict the likelihood of this plan succeeding? Thanks.
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    Tax Question Related to Healtcare

    I know these laws are in flux going forward, so my questions are about the current laws. If I retire early, I am still eligible to purchase Healthcare through my former employer's retiree healthcare plan for my wife and me. The plan is 100% funded by the retirees; the company subsidizes 0% of...
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    Want to do Retire, but can't get Math to Work

    Age: 49 Wife Age: 57 Pension at 65: $5.4K (no annual increase) Wife Pension at 65: $12.5K (no annual increase) SS at 65: $21.3K Wife SS at 65: $23.6K Part Time Job til 65: $35K/Year Wife Works til 65: $60K/year Only place to buy Healthcare is through company Retiree plan: $20K/yr...
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