8 hundred billion dollars.

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So much depends upon where you live, what lifestyle you want, and how long you live.

I live in a medium to low-cost area of the U.S., and planned for a comfortable lifestyle.

I planned for a minimum $50k per year for 25 years, which, if you do the math, tells you I'll need $1.25 million.

I've been retired for a while, and so far so good. Oh, I have no mortgage and am paying rent off the proceeds of the house I sold, which was paid off.

I am retired, and have no plans to un-retire. We are technically millionaires, but that sounds strange since we're basically middle-class homeowners.
Probably around $1 million invested in income generating accounts to provide a yearly income is enough to retire comfortably.

Pay off a house so you dont have a mortgage or rent and 1 million will last if managed correctly with social security

More than i got ..

Seriously , if the trends of cost of living follow these patterns , i may have to push my retirement 10 years forward ...

It's tough news to swallow ... Because the ship is at the edge of this adventure where i can hear the sirens of shuffle board and pinochle calling ...

I saw a guy whom said to retire early he needed $3 million... with inflation, I'm assuming it's over $5 million to retire early now.

1 Million id put it in 5 percent 6 month bonds make 50k twice a year and retire

These cigarette holders aren't cheap

I`m retired and it still isn`t enough.

Given inflation when i retire at 65 which is unlikely. Given 2.5 percent inflation per year on average. Im 35 in august so. Given a minimum wage of 9$ now that would be 30 years from now the equivalent of 19$ an hour in 2054. When id be eligible to retire. Therefore
Never

more than I will ever have honestly

I'll say 2 million

£1m

$300M

$5 mil

It depends greatly on the lifestyle you want to live. If you live a simple life then you’ll need a lot less than someone who wants to travel monthly.

With food and fuel prices how they be heading?

A modest Billion Canadian funny money dollars.

Probably more than the $32 I have on me, but less than the GDP of Denmark 🤷‍♂️

All your money as well as my entire life savings for the next 78 years

At what age?

I need Melly to buy me a car first

More than I'll get that's for sure

A few million

All of it.

£600,000 +.

Millions

My pension is pretty decent. If I stick to it another 20 years I'll be ok

How much you got 🤭

50 million with the way USD is falling

who knows anymore..