Do You Really Need $1.5 Million to Retire?
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Americans now say they need $1.5 million to retire comfortably, according to a recent survey.
That's nearly 60% higher than the "magic number" reported roughly five years ago, which helps explain why so many retirement savers feel behind.
But that number is a survey average, and measuring yourself against it could cost you years you can't get back.
In this episode, I'm sharing why retiring at 62 may be more realistic than you think.
Here's what you'll learn:
→ The new Vanguard research that challenges the conventional Social Security advice
→ How one couple with $1.8 million stopped chasing the $2.5 million their calculator demanded
→ A simple 4-step process for building (and stress-testing) a flexible early retirement plan
For smart, diligent savers, the biggest retirement risk isn't always running out of money... sometimes it's running out of time.
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