How MUCH do I need to RETIRE COMFORTABLY?

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Title	:	How MUCH do I need to RETIRE COMFORTABLY?
Lasting	:	10.19
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Geo Arbitrage Retired at 55, live very comfortably on 2-25k a month in Asia Smarter not Harder
Comment from : @AG-so4gl

I want equivelent of 2k a month
Comment from : @marton349

"they don't exist" (anymore)needs a link to South Park "and we invest it hereand it's gone"
Comment from : @declanmcardle

Are these income numbers before or after income tax ?
Comment from : @MikeyB992

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Comment from : @maciaslopez5550

It’s great to see content shared by an actual financial advisorbrRather than influencer types, no disrespect to them
Comment from : @iain777uk

Never retire in the west
Comment from : @paulmessenger9836

I know you didn't come up with these figures, just sharing my experience I have tried to live on minimum standard this month and failed One issue is that the council tax and energy cost more than shown in the breakdown I found, and minimum doesn't allow for a pet! I think the poorest sometimes rely on a pet for company and recreation, walks etc I do think it would be an empowering experiment though - maybe next month,
Comment from : @mjax8614

Very useful video many thanks
Comment from : @Tim_gaylor

That figure of money is based on also getting a pension and drawing down a bit from the amount as a top up
Comment from : @paulryan1578

Hi what is your take on LGPS? Maybe can you make video explaining them ?
Comment from : @michaewelina7983

Great video thanks for sharing brCorrect me if I’m wrong please, but aren’t these figures a little out of date now? brWith inflation so high do we need to add some on?
Comment from : @Banthah

Thanks for another great video, Principles Personal Finance! When you know your spending, it is much easier to plan
Comment from : @davidfolts5893

Slightly off topic and you've probably made (or will make) a video on this but:brbrWith state pension now pretty close to the personal tax allowance threshold brIE £10,600 / £12,500brbrIn which order to I top it up for the lowest tax payable pleasebrbra) Drawdown pension potbrb) ISA(s)brc) General investments or savings
Comment from : @tonyh1460

are these pre or post tax figures out of interest?
Comment from : @caracal9458

At 631 you say £37,000 and £33,000 pops up on the screen! Just saying! Otherwise, thanks
Comment from : @petermorris3665

Entertaining and informative as always! I'm a fairly long way out from retirement (I'm mid 40s) but if I look at our expenses now, I think if as a couple we can generate the equivalent of an extra state pension we'll do OK 10600 * 3 is pretty close to that 33k figure It's a really rough rule of thumb, but I'll finesse the details later in life!
Comment from : @rogerandout808