He worked for at least another decade, well past the Great Recession. Eventually, he retired, but I’d guess that he saved much more than the $200k goal he declared in 2000. There’s nothing wrong with modifying goals. We should all keep an open mind about the goals we pursue. Data-...
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I think the article and the research are great. I even tried to talk myself and my wife into a some of the very tactics you are using. Based on the direction our plan. We are looking to be debt free in 3 years, so any outstanding loans and our rental property. After this our foc...
ve considered trying to retire at my sales job and focus on investing our 550k in cash into leveraged real estate. Figure if I can buy 13 200k homes with 20% down Loans at today’s stupid low rates I’d hope to net $500 on each 13×500= 78k a year plus our existing rental ...
Again, useany financial calculatorto determine how much you’ll need to invest each year, over 20 years with an assumed rate of return, in order to reach your goal of $200,000. This is not all that complicated if you take it one step at a time and break down the question into small...