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Posted on 3/5/25 at 1:08 pm to fareplay
Very subjective… just curious. I’ve got 20 years until then…
Posted on 3/5/25 at 1:11 pm to CharlesUFarley
Not sure what that means.
Roughly $1500-2000 bills ( electric, re taxes, insurances, cell phone’s, etc)
Would like to take a few trips a year. I figure pulling $10k from cash account would give me 23 ish years (factoring interest) would do this with no decrease if monthly income. I’d be 85 ish by that time… if I’m still alive
Roughly $1500-2000 bills ( electric, re taxes, insurances, cell phone’s, etc)
Would like to take a few trips a year. I figure pulling $10k from cash account would give me 23 ish years (factoring interest) would do this with no decrease if monthly income. I’d be 85 ish by that time… if I’m still alive
Posted on 3/5/25 at 1:55 pm to xBirdx
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Not sure what that means.
I have my projected future spending, assets, and expenses on a spreadsheet. I plug in different figures for stock market returns and spending, and use the results to evaluate how changes will affect my finances.
It's just a guess, but this exercise helps me to understand how various market events and expenses, both unexpected and expected, might affect my future finances and how I would react to them. I don't really expect the future to match what I project, but it is very useful for determining what adjustments I can make if certain things happen.
It's probably not very useful beyond just a few years. No one can actually predict market returns, but it is useful for thinking about adjustments for future events. I update the numbers periodically, usually at least monthly.
I use it to determine what I'll do if the market goes South, or what I'll do if the market is good, or what I'll do if my Ukrainian Sugar Baby demands a new Porshe. Plug in some of the Social Security doomsday projections too, think about what you would do.
Posted on 3/5/25 at 6:30 pm to xBirdx
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Would like to take a few trips a year. I figure pulling $10k from cash account would give me 23 ish years (factoring interest) would do this with no decrease if monthly income. I’d be 85 ish by that time… if I’m still alive
I think you are fine. My wife and I early retired, I find spending in retirement to be "lumpy", tends to fluctuate from $8.5k to $14k a month. We have to pay property tax 2x per year, those are high months. We have been riding a 7/30 - year ARM and had 46 months left at 1.625% but bought a new house last Friday, that is going to be 3x mortgage payment costs compared to the to the 1.625%. $10k/month with no mortgage sounds pretty good to me.
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