And if they plan to retire in their 60s, that leaves a huge variable of how many years of retirement they will need to fund.
An "interest only" retirement plan removes one of the biggest fears about life after leaving your job: Will my money outlast me? Because if you can save enough money now, you can fund your retirement by living off your returns without ever touching your nest egg. NerdWallet crunched the numbers, and we can tell you how much you need to save now to get $60,000 every year in retirement, without taking a bite out of your principal.For investing, we assume an annual 6% return when you are saving and a more conservative 3% rate for your interest only retirement. We do not factor in inflation, taxes or any additional income you may get from Social Security and your 401.
acorns Where’s the story on the Biden family money laundering with China, Russia and the Ukraine from the FBI or the democratic congressman Swalwell who had the several year relationship with the Chinese spy
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acorns Or you can just be like the Dems and wait around for the government to pay off your loans and pay you not to work.
acorns So where can you earn 3% interest Not hard to find 3% dividends, but interest?
acorns This video is not helpful unless inflation is factored into the equation. If 25 today and retiring at 65 (40 years), $60K adjusted for inflation (2.5%) is $161K. It would require $5.366M at same 3% rate to achieve $161K per year. Solid lesson once impact of inflation is added.
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acorns thank you very much for your work
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acorns Interest is not really the right term here.
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acorns Because you missed bitcoin....
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acorns awesome, only gotta stash $180,000/yr until retirement.
acorns putting some dividends to work here would help a lot instead of just interest, I certainly agree that building up passive income strategies is key
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acorns We were trying to save $ and we were almost there, but, then PMCBankCrisis happen and then everything is history. God bless you.
acorns There will be payable interest on bank accounts in the future? Can we get that in writing?
acorns 😀That's funny
acorns Thanks for reminding me
acorns 3% is generous. More like 2% is possible. Implies a savings of $3M. Which is why they used 3%, because $2M sounds actually doable...
acorns Seems overwhelming. I hope I can get better than three percent return.
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acorns No. But thx.
acorns I think I have seen this link at least 17 times in the past 3 months. ClickBait
acorns The app is not available in my country...Many good things are not available in my country.
acorns Does not factor in inflation 🤦♂️ If asset values are assumed to be increasing in value by 3-6% how could the cost of living not be increasing? (Yes, I acknowledge the impact of technology) OBTW, Brrrrr
acorns I want the Hunter Biden Ukraine 86K a month that his dad got him!
acorns With j Pow zero interest rate you need
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acorns The answer is $2M at 65. There is a video you have to watch.
acorns If interest rates are hovering around 1%, you need $6 mil
acorns Is that before both Republicans & mainstream Dems steal all our money to fiscal islands for their donors... and we end up without universal healthcare, with huge school debt, no workers rights... or after? Is that pre 170k people dead and 30MI unemployed... or after? Unclear.
acorns Is that before both republicans and mainstream Dems steal all out money to fiscal islands for their donors and we end up without universal healthcare, with huge school debt, no workers rights, or after?
acorns That’s not enough to live one. Plan on needing 200k+ per year return if you’re in your 20’s or 30’s.
acorns Why bother when the socialist democrats take control, we'll have guaranteed income and everything will be free with no law and order... it'll be great
acorns Now tell us how much you need to earn $60k a year when interest rates are 0%
acorns Interest only earning is good idea to hear but it calls for a lot of investment and diversification is better in most cases in terms of better return.
acorns At a paltry 0.1% interest rate, you will need $100 million dollars to earn $60,000 a year in retirement.
acorns so CNBC experts say, save as much money as 3% of which would be $60,000, whoa Rocket Science. If a person has 2 million $, she'll make at least whatever interest rates are offered, basic math
acorns Nah. I’ll stick with TheRealBlockFi
acorns Who’s giving that much on savings Cause its not Wells Fargo!
acorns Or just...buy bitcoin and retire early
acorns In pandemic how is it possible ?
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acorns It works great until you have an economic collapse and a total restructuring of society. Where wealth is based on how much food you have
acorns Start early and start young and it can be done ✅ God Bless🇺🇸
acorns Buy 100 worth of Bitcoin for 60 months then pray for a massive return would work better than trying to save 2 million dollars on a job paying 15 bucks per hour to try saving 2 million dollars realistically. 15 bucks net is the average take home check🚐- buy low sell higher.
acorns Billion dollar bitcoin transaction- snuff industry
acorns Yes I do, that’s why I’m buying Bitcoin right now.
acorns You don’t factor in inflation