My husband has a pension he can either cash out for $2.9 million or get $15,000 monthly payments - what should we choose?
Briefly

The article discusses a Redditor's journey within the r/ChubbyFIRE community, highlighting their plans to retire by 60. With a combined portfolio of $4.8 to $5 million, they face a choice between a lump-sum pension payout and monthly benefits. The husband, at 52, is approaching retirement with healthcare costs covered until Medicare eligibility at 65. The Redditor reflects on the implications of their financial decisions while balancing life as a stay-at-home mom and planning for their child’s education costs, signifying the broader goals of the Financial Independence Retire Early movement.
In the world of r/ChubbyFIRE on Reddit, someone always wants or hopes to hit a specific number, so they can call it quits on working every day.
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