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Jul 6, 2024
9:34:48pm
cougarfann888 All-American
First off anything based on current income may be a good ballpark
But is ultimately a very flawed method.

So if two years before I retire I get massive raise does that mean I have to put off retirement because I now need way more to retire? Even though my projected expenses didn't change

Also look clearly at tax situation. Because by not paying 7.65% to fica and maybe being a lower tax bracket might make up pretty significant portion of a difference in income.
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