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How To RETIRE EARLY: Everything You Need To Know (Compilation) 

Drew Blackston, CRC®
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How To RETIRE EARLY: Everything You Need To Know (Compilation)
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Dreaming of escaping the 9-to-5 grind and living life on your terms in retirement? Early retirement is within reach! This retirement compilation video dives deep into everything you need to know about early retirement and how to retire early!
Powerful retirement strategies to maximize your retirement savings and retirement investments
How to calculate your ideal retirement nest egg
How to maximize your retirement income with retirement income strategies
And much more!
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Комментарии : 36   
@rayanderson3164
@rayanderson3164 Месяц назад
Great collection Drew. Start early and enjoy later on in life. That appears to be the only real formula for success at 55.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Yes Ray!! Thank you for watching!
@miragexl007
@miragexl007 Месяц назад
not sure if you've done... A video or analysis on states to retire. Location-based on weather Taxes,. Health care etc.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Good idea 💡
@markdavis1116
@markdavis1116 Месяц назад
#1 debt free. #2 have a pension. Easy peasy I retired at 58.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Sweet!
@daveharness70
@daveharness70 18 дней назад
Your conclusion at the end is a result of your continual inflation adjustment to spending well into their golden years. Statistically, the spending for a couple DECLINES after 80. It does not continue to go up. Need to cap it, at the very least. You are spot on with the rest of your assumptions and parameters. Just wish you would add this extremely important factor into your analyses.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg 18 дней назад
Great comment and observation. I am more conservative in my assumption because yes spending will go down but healthcare spending actually goes up. So I just replace the baseline travel/fun with healthcare. What do you think?
@daveharness70
@daveharness70 17 дней назад
@yourfinancialekg I agree, but I would argue that "Healthcare" has become more of a boogeyman term to scare retirees. Some folks do have enormous costs, and I get that. But most do not. I would argue that it may be more reasonable to assume costs inflate to 75-80 and then flat-line to end of life. Your proposal and thought process isn't wrong, I just feel it is more conservative than most. However, some folks want to be double-dog sure that they are safe. And you are spot on for those folks.
@Murolo1020
@Murolo1020 Месяц назад
Hi Drew, we started seriously saving for retirement later in life so an early retirement is not in our cards. In a case like our would you still suggest a freedom fund?
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Yes, because it's more than just a retire early vehicle. If you want to buy a car or build a deck or something like that, now you have a bucket of money that is more tax efficient than a 401k or IRA. Great question and good luck!
@scottwilbanks9888
@scottwilbanks9888 Месяц назад
Hey drew, thoughts on upping my HSA contributions instead of upping my 401k. Currently put 15% in 401k plus 5% company match?
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Max the HSA if possible. Triple tax free!
@miragexl007
@miragexl007 Месяц назад
So you're saying... Live as cheap as you can, but enjoy those vacations.Or special situations occasionally every year.. Weather these bidenomic type years.. Going to retirement debt free from a well maintained, home and car.. No credit card, debt or other debt and work from there.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
Exactly!
@htran18
@htran18 Месяц назад
I want to retire at 62 even if that means my husband has to get a second job.
@markdavis1116
@markdavis1116 Месяц назад
I’m glad you get to retire while you keep him in the harness until hoops
@htran18
@htran18 Месяц назад
@@markdavis1116 it’s a fair trade off.
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
😮
@Kk-iw4ck
@Kk-iw4ck Месяц назад
😂
@ronrae4029
@ronrae4029 Месяц назад
Who has a million $. Not average joe
@yourfinancialekg
@yourfinancialekg Месяц назад
True
@markdavis1116
@markdavis1116 Месяц назад
He is trolling for customers for his consulting business. and he doesn’t want the average joe.
@jofieraymond6528
@jofieraymond6528 Месяц назад
You need money to retire early, maybe a million is realistic for average Joe but average Joe doesn't get to retire early average Joe dies on the Walmart floor 😅
@STEWDEE
@STEWDEE Месяц назад
Suze Orman recently said, if you're around 60 and have less than 5 million saved, you shouldn't be retiring. Lol.
@scottwilbanks9888
@scottwilbanks9888 Месяц назад
Maybe with her spending habits. Most people with 100k income currently should be able to retire at 60 with 1.5m. In my opinion.
@STEWDEE
@STEWDEE Месяц назад
@scottwilbanks9888 I would think 1.5 would suffice. Providing you don't have a bunch of debt like a big mortgage, car payments , boat payment. Etc.
@craigschray4486
@craigschray4486 Месяц назад
Suze Orman must have a ton of debt. Most people don't earn 5 million in their lifetime. The key is retiring with NO debt.
@larriveeman
@larriveeman Месяц назад
orman's statement is absurd, all you need is more income coming in then going out ( factor in inflation), and if possible being debt free
@miragexl007
@miragexl007 Месяц назад
Lol. Everyone's different..
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