😂 my Glaswegian in-laws will like that comment! The truth is unless there are care costs, home adaptations etc. 90 years olds don't typically tend to spend much beyond basics. If there are care considerations then that's the big area. Cheers for watching 👍
@@PrinciplesPersonalFinance Glaswegian Mrs? 😬 I moved to London to avoid one haha. 🤣 I just discovered your channel and have been binge watching it all today. I really love it. All the best.
@@PrinciplesPersonalFinance any job really. If you're lucky enough to get into the upper echelons then yeah you can consult or direct but for the majority, it's really not realistic. Even more so if you're hit with a later in life redundancy.
Good job I live in the north then! My life expectancy is 79.9yrs. So I’ve retired at 59
Hello, could you please link to the JP Morgan page (minute 3:58)
Hi, it's JP Morgan guide to the markets. All pdfs are downloadable online if you google that. 👍
@@PrinciplesPersonalFinance Great, thanks
You need a 75% saving rate and perfect investor behaviour - doable, but not for most
You might be right there. Which probably reinforces the need to start early!
Thanks for watching. 👍
Stupid question but, what money does a 90 year old need? What are their out goings? I’m Glaswegian and no one in my family has lived over 80
😂 my Glaswegian in-laws will like that comment!
The truth is unless there are care costs, home adaptations etc. 90 years olds don't typically tend to spend much beyond basics. If there are care considerations then that's the big area.
Cheers for watching 👍
@@PrinciplesPersonalFinance Glaswegian Mrs? 😬 I moved to London to avoid one haha. 🤣 I just discovered your channel and have been binge watching it all today. I really love it. All the best.
@@vh1775 😂😂Very grateful for your support 🙌
Maintaining that sort of job from 67 till 72, come on try something realistic
What sort of job?
@@PrinciplesPersonalFinance any job really. If you're lucky enough to get into the upper echelons then yeah you can consult or direct but for the majority, it's really not realistic. Even more so if you're hit with a later in life redundancy.
60k and own a house? LMAO, I've no chance then.