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Oct 8, 2024
12:01:52pm
Buffalo Political Junky
I think it's so individualized you you should base your calculations on your own
actual anticipated spending. Not as a percentage of your income.

I think you can dial it in pretty close by totaling up your mortgage, food expenses, utilities, anticipated travel, transportation expenses, etc. Basically just look at each individual expense you have pre-retirement and adjust on what that particular expense will be post-retirement. The big unknown is healthcare and you just have to ballpark that one, probably on the high side.
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