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Maninacan

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3. Suze Orman

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sun Jun 21, 2026, 07:43 PM

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Suze might disagree. Her number went way up. I got lucky and retired early and waited til 65 for SSI. I don't have a lavish lifestyle. Saw too many not make it to retirement or become physically unable to enjoy it.

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The 'magic number' for a comfortable retirement just got bigger [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sunday OP

Wow, and I have been retired for the past 8 years and still don't have that amount. Dan Sunday #1

Retirement is more... Happy Hoosier Sunday #6

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Suze Orman Maninacan Sunday #3

Too many variables for the article to be a useful opinion NewHendoLib Sunday #4

What does "comfortable" mean ? dave99 Sunday #5

Different for different people. Happy Hoosier Sunday #7

My Answer? Same As Living Before Retirement. ColoringFool Sunday #8

You have to take into account where you live LogDog75 Sunday #9

You also need to consider your assets, as well as your available funds. Morbius Sunday #10

Okay, I have less than half that... haele Sunday #11

I retired almost 4 years ago on a good bit less than that. Wiz Imp Sunday #12