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Great advice. I loved when you said trust your instinct, it's there for a reason. So true!

Stop wasting "time." I finally see how meaningful this really means.

Wow. Didn’t even take into account crime! So every city here is a crime hellhole. And NYC #1. Wonder why they’re bleeding population. A ridiculous list

Love it.........this is my situation at the moment

Yeah, well…that might all be very true. But what would you do if you’re one of us idiots (-that’s me) who actually likes working? And who hasn’t been having the ultimate goal of enjoying all the fruits of retirement

As a soon retiree, keeping my 401k on course after a rocky 2024 is top priority. I have been reading of lnvestors making up to 250k ROI in this current crashing market, any recommendations to scale up my ROI before retirement will be highly appreciated.

I live in Virginia. It's not that great.

You're brilliant! Thank-you for the great common sense advice here. You've made this sound like an easily approachable, less daunting task for everyone. I'm definitely going to follow this process🙏🏼👍🏼

I love your straight-forward, common sense advice, backup tools and I love your voice. Best wishes for your channel.

I have been retired for five years now. Although I've been adhering to the 4% rule, things are challenging as I did not anticipate. 30% of the $600K I invested in st0cks is lost to the market. How can I diversify my portfolio for retirement

274 more days until I’m 59.5. Then I’m gonna go for it!

ummmmmm...that isn't a NORTH/SOUTH line...ummmm, it's an EAST/WEST one (¿right?)

*I'm 51 years old living in California 🇺🇸 I'm willing to retire at 56 if things goes the way I planned. I'm glad I took a bold step that has changed my financial status forever. Bought my first house last month and I can't be more proud that I'm right now*

BS

Some of these trends are disturbing. First time home buyers getting older and people pooling money together indicates that wages aren't keeping up with the cost of housing and living. Secondly, what is the significance of more single women buying homes than men. Interesting factoid but what is the impact? As a single man, I put in an offer on a house last year but the deal fell thru because the seller wouldn't bend on price. Now I have almost no desire to buy. My rent is a fraction of what it woud take to carry an entire house. I could afford a decent house but the prices are off-putting

No hurricanes ever hit Oklahoma

I am 61 and in Germany you can't afford to retire . You have to work to 67. And even after that you don't have much left to live on because tax , health insurance and other costs are so high.

Retired at 62 and never looked back are we rich no are we content and happy you bet. No more getting up crack of dawn driving terrible road dealing with administration will we be a world traveler no but there is beautiful things to see in our country. Don't hesitate do it life is short!

On my own. I don't want my relatives near me. No debts and independent.

Trust me on this one. If you are an avid reader you will be reading more than 5 books a year. I read about 50 a year and I’m still working

Warm weather, cost of living and low taxes would probably be my top priorities. Where does Arizona rank? thank you!

I retired a couple of years ago, about a month before turning 60. I've been living off of my pension plus a supplement from the company that is equal to the ss I'll get at 62. I turn 62 in a few months. I've been going round and round whether to take ss at 62 or get a part-time job. I do have a few ira accounts, totaling around $426k. I really don't want to start withdrawals from those for a at least around five years.

Generation Jones Boomers (younger boomers) vs. Older Boomers = economic difference.

I am trying to calculate my funds but it ALWAYS comes up SHORT. More needed. MORE. MORE! Inflation. Uggh.

Very nice,Thank you so muuch❤

If you are 60 and live to the average age of 78, you have 938 Saturdays left. No guarantee for tomorrow.

What an offensive video...

Obviously if you are a liberal/progressive then North Jersey is your heaven......NO THANKS 😂

Excellent discussion. Thank you for sharing.

The concept of mini-retirement changed my life. I'm no longer waiting for some retirement paradise when I'm 65. It helps to know how to fund the lifestyle. You know, making money while you sip that piña colada by the beach does help. I wouldn't have been able to do it otherwise.

Very informative video, thanks.

The thought of retirement is overwhelming. My heart goes out to everyone who’s retired and is now relying on Social Security, only to see years of hard work and savings jeopardized by factors beyond their control-especially during such turbulent economic times.

Olga, thank you for the video, but...Not all Baby Boomers have a pension.....and the Jones Generation Baby Boomers (the second half of the Baby Boomers) had lots of recessions etc. headwinds to deal with.... So did everyone else, including younger generations today Millenials, Gen Y, X, Z. So....no one has had it easy, really. But Jones Generation have not had it cushy....and sometimes presenters on UA-cam lump everyone together, incorrectly. Good luck to us all ✨😊✨ and I wish you a nice day!

And this is why the 30 years olds are choosing not to have kids.

It's really too bad that the assisted living industry exploits American seniors. Cost of senior living is prohibitive at an average of $5,350.00 per month. I would say that's criminal behavior on the part of these assisted living homes. No wonder seniors want to age in place, I don't blame them.

Cheaper to add an elevator on stairs than move to another home in many cases. Lady who moved out of my place (1800sq ft 2 storey) paid $160k more to buy a one floor, 1500 sq ft condo across the block. Single storey are in high boomer demand! Perfect size from most retirees is two / two plus den or 2/2.5 plus a den or common area in middle. Golden girl setup.

My dad passed at 56, his dad at 55 (from two totally different reasons). I am going to be 63 in less than a month. I feel like I've been pushing the envelope! I keep my health in check. The people I work for who are both younger than me are retiring in June, and the business will be closing. My wife is now 61 and plans on retiring when she's 67. She has a great job and gets 5 weeks of vacation (I only ever got 2). She is happy that we will be able to go on more camping trips starting next year.

I would not buy a larger home to have a parent move in....larger mortgage.....when the parents are gone you are left with a larger mortgage and home than what you want. Maybe look at putting a portable wall around a dining room and adding movable stairs inside and out for the senior. There may be some grants to help with this. A discussion about what the parent(s) can contribute to the household will be important. As a side note, I have seen that older people who stay in smaller homes seem to be able to live and die there ("feet first" as many seniors have told me) and I have seen older people who have, throughout the years, bought up and up, end up in a small rental in their latter years. I think staying in a small home helps financially. They also have something to pass on to their kids. Good luck to us all ✨😊✨.

That's very depressing.

Retire april 2025🎉

Don’t retire just work in something you enjoy. So many people die shortly after retirement regardless of age. Keep being useful, keep moving and keep your mind active.

Every time the clock ticks you are one second closer to the end, put that in your rock n roll I saw a guy retire, he clocked out after his last shift and dropped dead walking to his car. He had worked till 70, "I want all the money I paid in"

For Florida, look at the cost of HOA before you buy an house there.

All studies show that people who retire early often have a declined mental and physical state ,you so the time you're talking about would be low quality trash Plus, most people now a days don't have much money - you will retire from living in a 1 bedroom studio to moving into your car & you won't have any money to travel 😂

It's all true - better to live now vs later 👀

So more of the same...

I have been retired for five years now. Although I've been adhering to the 4% rule, things are challenging as I did not anticipate. 30% of the $600K I invested in st0cks is lost to the market. How can I diversify my portfolio for retirement

Average 90 years I don't think so more like 80 years

Retirement becomes truly fulfilling when you possess two essential elements: ample financial resources and a meaningful purpose in life. Make prudent investment choices to secure good returns and ensure a comfortable retirement.