For those seeking early retirement in their 40s, is this an unrealistic or risky goal given longer life expectancies today? Or with diligent financial planning and saving, is retiring decades before typical retirement age a viable option for some? What considerations are most important when contemplating such an early retirement?
I need David what is expected to have a good-paying job between the age of 30 to 35, moreover I would not consider it to be a bad thing if an individual intends to settle down that is to retire at the age of 40, but inasmuch as this is not bad such individuals must be able to have accumulated a lotRead more
I need David what is expected to have a good-paying job between the age of 30 to 35, moreover I would not consider it to be a bad thing if an individual intends to settle down that is to retire at the age of 40, but inasmuch as this is not bad such individuals must be able to have accumulated a lot of financial assets, he or she must be financially free, and most importantly he or she must have various investments that can pay him her off when necessary. In other cases, age 40 is basically when an individual should start preparing for retirement, such individual might start at this moment to engage in various online or offline investment so as to boost money being saved, proceeds from his or her investment can help him or her have better and more enjoyable retirement days.
See lessThis is an abvious anomaly to me because I know that life even begins at 40 so how can a wise person seeks to retire at 40. it doesn't make economic or financial sense. So what would you be doing with the rest of your life especially if you intend to live long. in fact to me life would be very borinRead more
This is an abvious anomaly to me because I know that life even begins at 40 so how can a wise person seeks to retire at 40. it doesn’t make economic or financial sense. So what would you be doing with the rest of your life especially if you intend to live long. in fact to me life would be very boring with such an attempt.
So the best bet will be to work to the legally stated retirement age which in some states is about 60-65 years. But this time you must have saved up enough money to even do a lot for yourself during the retirement period.
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