- WSJ article: How much money will you really spend in retirement? Probably a lot more than you think. https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-much-money-will-you-really-spend-in-retirement-probably-a-lot-more-than-you-think-1536026820?emailToken=1d63286f7c5a44f054815619e5edbeb8LXZRKg141lXNPuT6i50/xDSXA4Uc+zsWWUTHtseSBCa4ltly3kHpIWw83mbmic9DsrdLwlv/HDKcM0BoNY5PgXSsSIT4Vh2PL3Wa6k/WDexYRJ7ipQBd0Jlbo3v9W3C9gx0qJTe09nKOheeh0nGCT12OnpZrgP32qwNM/MArhz0%3D&reflink=article_copyURL_share 264 comments financialindependence
- Kiké Hernandez: "One of the reasons he is retiring is to spend more time with me" – and other insights into how much this team loves Chase Utley https://www.truebluela.com/2018/7/13/17569154/chase-utley-retirement-reaction-family-kike-hernandez 15 comments baseball
- At 35 years old, how much money is enough in a taxable investment account to not worry about additional contributions and having enough for early retirement at 50? Expected yearly spending of 60k and side income of 15k a year? https://www.reddit.com/r/financialindependence/comments/749yrb/at_35_years_old_how_much_money_is_enough_in_a/ 35 comments financialindependence
- The government takes your 401K (and spends the money) and creates a ledger entry showing how much you "have." Pays you a whopping 3% until retirement. http://www.carolinajournal.com/articles/display_story.html?id=5081 2 comments reddit.com
- A billionaire retired investor is forging plans to spend as much as $100 million during the 2014 election, seeking to pressure federal and state officials to enact climate change measures through a hard-edge campaign of attack ads against governors and lawmakers http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/18/us/politics/financier-plans-big-ad-campaign-on-environment.html?smid=re-share 62 comments politics
- Orpik said he's known for a while that he was going to retire. He was taking the elevator one flight of stairs at Capital One Arena because he was in so much pain with his right knee injury. Wants to spend more time with his family now. https://twitter.com/ikhurshudyan/status/1143595692935516160 29 comments hockey
- [Korte] It does make you wonder if we could see more early retirements in the NFL in the upper echelon given how salaries have risen. How much would a player need to make, before taxes & preretirement spending, to retire comfortably at age 30? https://twitter.com/nickkorte/status/1165653035470614528 110 comments nfl
- The 4% rule is promoted as a one-size-fits all answer to the question of "how much can you spend in retirement?" Unfortunately, the exact opposite is true. The answer is dynamic – not fixed. http://financialmentor.com/free-articles/retirement-planning/how-much-to-retire/are-safe-withdrawal-rates-really-safe 4 comments financialindependence