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Retiring asap. Family health issue not mine- super clarifying of priorities. Be ready-early.

I enjoy your content! Just found you and subscribed. 🎉

Why wait until after 55? ... to point one/aimed at YOU, how about stop taking OTHERS time for granted

The only test I'm finding online are personality related not activity related. Could someone make a recommendation for me?

One lesson I've learnt from billionaires is to always put your money to work, and diversifying your investments. I'm planning to invest about $200k of my savings in stocks this year, and I hope I make profits.

Bad News sells: Steve Van Meter and his ilk are great Doom Mongers. Another one is I-Allegedly. Take them with pinches of salt!

This video is so like a calling to me...TQ for the sharing. Now I know Im on the right track towards my self progression & development...

Please do a back door Roth video

I've been semi-retired for almost 3 years now. I am retiring this September and I am super excited about this. I invested well and a day after my retirement I am going to do and enjoy the rest of my life immensely.

Read “die with zero”. Changed my mindset of saving vs living,

Very sound advice. Can I give you a small piece of advice? Please get a pop filter to put in front of your mic. It'll stop your audio popping.

A tenth one... be careful of the partner that you have. My ex was in her mid 40s when we were together and I am 12 years older. Her expectations were still those of a 20 year old regarding what a man should do. Meaning time with her, time to support her kids, fix things around the house, not contribute financially to any bills, reply to calls within a certain time, had no concept of work, couldn't manage her money. All of these things came from anxiety and were a real energy sap.

Retirees who struggle to meet their basic needs are the ones who could not accumulate enough money during their active years to meet their needs. Retirement choices determine a lot of things. My parents both spent same number of years in the civil service, but my mom was investing through a wealth manager, and my dad through the 401k.

Did those buckets imply that you need $8 million to retire?

Good vid, good presentation. Yet, these seem more "this works" than things you "Stop" doing. I would change title to: Nine Keys to enjoy retirement (or the like). I don't feel regrets. But if I did, it isn't something I could just turn off. Less support of my adult kids? Well, I buy them assets. -smiles- Overall still a good solid vid: Thanks

I turned 55 this year. My how time flies , like so many other people , I have am not where I want to be in life, but that is life , I'd still say, I have lived a good life. Will I die tomorrow ,next year , or when I am 80 ? I'm sure many of us wonder . I have made mistakes, I have done good deeds, I have also done things I am not proud of . So I don't do things like that anymore, the latter that is. A common theme in my life is , hubris . Don't seek revenge, try to forgive others who have crossed you .from now until I die, I only wish to do good deeds, never take advantage of others because life is too short. Tha KS for making this video .

Very good perspective about "how you contribute" instead of "what you do" to distinguish your contribution to society.

Great advice on every point !

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11:18 I realized noone really cared or was thinking about me around the age of 25. Does this mean I'm over 60 now? :) P.S. I'm 35 yo right now, don't know why I was recommended this video, but watched it anyway. P.S.S. Despite being younger than 55 (at least, that's what my id is showing), I don't do or try not to do most of the things in the list for about 5-10 years. Exept I don't have children, so I can't "over-support" them and I still save money unnecessarily just because I'm not 50+ yo yet to not do it. :) Either way, these tips are good and can improve your life and inciese enjoyment of life no metter if you're 50+yo or not.

You strike me as a very good and kind person.

Just turned 51. Listening to these topics with very open ears. Trying very hard to retire within the next 3 years. 🤞🏽🤞🏽Thank you for posting.

I could not agree more about slaving for your children. I had the very same attitude with my own parents being grateful foi an upbringing, education and discipline giving me the abilities to learn how to fish. If you compare children who have been spoilt rotten to those that were not its the latter that have more respect for their parents and money.

Very helpful. Thanks for doing this

I took a SEPP/72T at 50 and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. #livelife

If you're retired, you can still keep working. All the projects you've put off because you didn't have time, you can do them now.

I just turned 19 and I'm going to stop doing most of these things before I retire at 30.

Thank you! Such a wise video… gives me a lot to think about 😊

Good video. The ideas apply equally whether you have a pension or not. The only difference is the starting point of forced income.

What about health care if you are not 65 and had a medical condition?

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Nice video. I’m lucky in that when I retired at 55, people were generally very positive.

USA healthcare costs , pixelate your retirement savings.

The only way to do great work is to love what you do. - Steve Jobs

When I was working, nobody asked me how boring my work was or what I did with my time. The assumption that work is some gratifying path when it is so often just the means to an end is probably more common.

Everyone's experience is different. My percentages look nothing like those in the video.

I recognize the benefits of DAFs, and while they would reduce your taxes, they are NOT an investment which returns a material gain. So, for wealthy folks, yes.

Your identity tied to your job.

Very insightful.

I like Rest, Test and Learn. That’s what I’ve been doing these last 2 years. Most recently I have fixed up our bikes that we didn’t touch in years.

I’ll retire when I either have enough or have had enough.

Excellent video. I just shared it with some of my retirement coaching clients. I really appreciate how you dig deeper than just finances.

Right on. All of my coworkers were older than me and when I announced my retirement, which I had planned over 30 years, they were astonished that I would retire from the best job in the world so young. I had to keep reinforcing that this was the plan. It was hard to quit doing something that had been my life for so long, but it was also welcomed. The first few months I was off I was working so hard and getting so much done because I thought that was what I needed to do. As time went on. I began to work on my projects at a more reasonable pace and make things much more enjoyable, like it should’ve been all along. And at this point, I would be totally useless back in the workforce. Probably get fired on my first day back. 😂 but that’s OK. Not going back. 😊

Hi, first time viewer here, from uk. This content is so accurate, Thanks

I have savings of $1,000,000 and I'm ready for retirement, only concerned about the soaring inflation. Is this enough to retire comfortably, or do I need some sort of money management?

>>>Loved every second of my watch to the very end. You are a great teacher. I’m 36 and own a small business with $380K in savings. But I'd still love to grow my investments ahead of retirement. Do you mentor others? Really need some guidance to financial freedom.

Loved every second of my watch to the very end. You are a great teacher. I’m 36 and own a small business with $380K in savings. But I'd still love to grow my investments ahead of retirement. Do you mentor others? Really need some guidance to financial freedom.

I love the video. So insightful. My wife and I are 60 and we're retiring at 62 with plenty of assets. I can't wait to live a healthier life, slow down, and enjoy the simple things in life. We both love to travel and foresee one month short term rentals in Europe...instead of a hurried three week vacation going from place to place.

Love rest test learn and play. Great food for thought! Thanks

Very interesting