We're in our mid-50s and are considering early retirement - do we have enough saved to keep spending over $300k per year?
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Despite having a $15 million nest egg, the Reddit user spends $350,000 annually, raising concerns about the sustainability of his lifestyle in retirement.
Experts recommend keeping withdrawals to around 3.7% of retirement plan balances, which would suggest this individual may need to reconsider his retirement timing, especially with high annual spending.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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