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The fundamental question this person is really asking is "Will I be happy?" and the answer is No, ever. -- nm*

Posted by Max Sep 30 '24, 07:30

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FWIW my dad finally retired (too late) when my mom opened the books up to him and explained just how much they had saved - Reagen Sep 30, 07:34
I think they are worried about running out of money, which I can see that fear. What are they going to do, start working again at 80 if funds are low? -- nm - ty97 Sep 30, 07:33 1
- If someone with no debt, owned property, $70k in expenses, the wherewithal to save $2.5m, another $1m coming, can't make that last 40 more years - Max Sep 30, 07:46

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