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PRHow much money do you actually need to retire? 🤔
For What’s That Wednesday, let’s dissect a simple concept known as the Rule of 25.
The rule is straightforward:
Take the amount you expect to spend each year in retirement and multiply it by 25.
That number gives you a ballpark estimate of how much you may need invested to support about a 30-year retirement, assuming a roughly 4% withdrawal rate from your portfolio.
Example:
If you plan to spend $100,000 per year in retirement, the Rule of 25 suggests you may need about $2.5 million saved.
But here’s an important nuance: the rule typically applies only to the portion of income your investments must provide.
If Social Security or other income sources cover part of your expenses, the required portfolio amount may be lower. For instance, if you need $100K annually but expect $40K from Social Security, your portfolio may only need to generate $60K per year — bringing the Rule of 25 target closer to $1.5 million.
The Rule of 25 is helpful because it gives people a starting point. But it’s not a full retirement plan.
It doesn’t account for factors like:
• Taxes
• Health care costs
• Life expectancy
• Market conditions
• Personal spending habits
Think of it like a napkin sketch for retirement planning — a quick estimate that helps you begin the conversation. The real work comes from building a personalized strategy around your lifestyle, goals, and income sources.
If you want help turning that rough estimate into a real retirement plan, Privileged Planning can help you map out a strategy designed for your unique situation.
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This content is for educational purposes only. Investing involves risks, and examples shared are based on average past returns, which do not guarantee future outcomes. Always conduct your own research and consult a professional for personalized advice. This is not intended as investment, specific recommendations, or legal advice.
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LAEarly/Comfortable Retirement Education… see below 👇
Save for later!
Delay lifestyle upgrades after raises
→ Every raise, keep living like you’re still on the old income until the next raise.
→ This quietly accelerates savings without feeling restrictive.
Track real monthly expenses once you’re “settled in”
→ “Settled in” = you’ve built a 6-month emergency savings buffer in a high-yield savings account.
→ Track every expense for a full year.
→ Take the average and multiply by 300 to estimate what “enough” looks like long term.
Accept you can’t beat or perfectly time markets
→ Broad market exposure exists for a reason.
→ Staying invested beats trying to be clever.
Use tax-advantaged accounts early and intentionally
→ These are accounts designed to reduce or defer taxes, letting more money compound.
→ Examples include Roth IRAs, Traditional IRAs, 401(k)s, HSAs, and similar accounts depending on eligibility.
→ The benefit isn’t complexity, it’s keeping more of your gains working for you over decades.
Start as early as humanly possible
→ Starting at 22 vs 27 can be the difference of millions over 40 years.
→ Time is the advantage you don’t get back.
Keep the core boring, diversify later
→ Broad market investments ≈ 80% of the portfolio.
→ Diversify around the edges only once saving is consistent.
Avoid high-interest debt aggressively
→ It compounds against you fast.
→ Very low-interest debt is more nuanced: math and psychology matter.
Wealth is the money you don’t spend
→ Living below your means is leverage, not punishment… especially with a partner.
Leverage technology
→ Automate saving, investing, and rebalancing.
→ Systems > discipline.
I felt like this was a necessary topic… financial stress is tightly correlated with overall health.
It’s hard to stay consistent in life when you’re constantly worried about money.
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******Disclaimer:
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No specific investments, securities, or products are recommended.
This is not financial advice.
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EVLet’s run through someone’s ACTUAL numbers they were kind enough to give me for retirement planning.
It’s all about setting goals and seeing if you are on track to meet them or if adjustments are needed.
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It’s about how much you keep.
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CHRetiring at 60 vs 61…
We default to round numbers when decisions feel big.
Retirement planning is no exception — and the cost can be huge.
*⚠️ This content is not financial advice and should be used for educational purposes only. We recommend you do your own research and consider taking personal advice before making any financial decisions.*
Investing over the long term typically outperforms cash savings, but values can fall as well as rise over time. Any information we provide is to help with your research and isn’t financial advice.
*Figures are for illustrative purposes only.*
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