1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
What about a month long trip to the bar
You could afford that.
You've never seen my bar/Uber/bar/Uber/bar/Uber tab lol
After spending large portions of the last two years in Jay Chinslee's prison and stepping over feces on the sidewalk in downtown Spokane, southwestern Georgia may not be so bad.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
Yes..I realize a lot of people live in shitty houses in shitty places and spend time in the above ground pool from Walmart while listening to Molly Hatchet and working on their 1978 ford ranger in the front yard might be happy. I’m sure that person could retire on less than 1.1 million.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
Yes..I realize a lot of people live in shitty houses in shitty places and spend time in the above ground pool from Walmart while listening to Molly Hatchet and working on there 1978 ford ranger and are happy. I’m sure that person could retire on less than 1.1 million.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
What about a month long trip to the bar
That’s doable
It'll be like leaving lost Vegas. But with crappy chicken wings
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
Yes..I realize a lot of people live in shitty houses in shitty places and spend time in the above ground pool from Walmart while listening to Molly Hatchet and working on their 1978 ford ranger in the front yard might be happy. I’m sure that person could retire on less than 1.1 million.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
Yes..I realize a lot of people live in shitty houses in shitty places and spend time in the above ground pool from Walmart while listening to Molly Hatchet and working on their 1978 ford ranger in the front yard might be happy. I’m sure that person could retire on less than 1.1 million.
I could retire overseas comfortably on 1.1 million np.
1,1 million? Maybe if I died 2 years after retirement.
Depends on where you live. 1.1 Million along with your Social Security and a paid off mortgage. You're not taking month long trips to Europe, but you're not eating cat food either.
So live in south western Georgia and don’t travel. Sounds awesome.
For you maybe it would suck. For others, they'd be fine with it. C'est la vie
Yes..I realize a lot of people live in shitty houses in shitty places and spend time in the above ground pool from Walmart while listening to Molly Hatchet and working on their 1978 ford ranger in the front yard might be happy. I’m sure that person could retire on less than 1.1 million.
I could retire overseas comfortably on 1.1 million np.
This. And more Americans than ever are choosing that route.
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