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Questions to Ask (under Planning for Retirement)
The amount of money you need to retire depends on the lifestyle you want to have at retirement. Some recommend having 70% of your current income for each year of retirement. But you must ask yourself: How do I want to live? Do I want to see the world? visit grandchildren? Donate to charities? Be honest. How much do you want to spend each year?
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I am approaching the question of retirement like this. First, I want to make sure I have enough to maintain myself somewhat comfortable until I die. Only then I am thinking about the life-style I want to have. What kind of luxuries do I want have? What kind of sports to I want to do? (Well, let’s hope my body still let’s me ski, climb, golf, etc.)
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-Mike