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Hi all,
I joined KPMG around 3 months ago but I am not getting work here. Although, I qualified some project's interview, yet due to some internal reason, they considered someone else, and I again came on bench.
I am unable to figure out what can be done now.
Should I start searching work outside.
(I hardly see any job openings these days)
(sap domain)
How's the resource management here?
(do they lagOff?)
Any inputs will be helpful.
Thanks!
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I would recommend against retiring while your wife is working. That can cause a lot of strain in a marriage. Just retire together. :)
What are your total annual expenditures? Are you including everything (healthcare, taxes, home maintenance, infrequent expenditures)?
Have you considered selling the rentals to augment your portfolio? It would probably allow about the same withdrawals with reduced risk.
How much are you saving every year? How long would it take you to add some extra safety? How do you feel about your job?
YMMV. I work full time, my husband retired two years ago. We both love the arrangement. I’m not ready to be done working; he was. I still like my job; he didn’t. Now I can delegate errands and tasks to him, freeing up more of my evenings and weekends for fun stuff. His retirement was a quality of life improvement for both of us.
Why are you asking a group of randos online instead of consulting with a financial planning expert?
or maybe he is trying to show off 😂
I'm sorry but this has to be a BS post. There's NO WAY a couple with this much income could be so financially inept to come here and ask the question. That is unless they want to get their rocks off reading the responses!
I don't understand.... are you just bragging right now?
Is the pay check, or is it the desire for bigger and better things? How you thought of a catastrophic accident or illness. Do you think you will be happier retired or working, the grass always looks greener on the other side. You seem financially intelligent, but life can throw some nasty curve balls. Analyze on paper the what if's the good and bad as far as your finances go. Stocks go up and down, bonds don't always pay out. As someone almost 20 yrs older than you, I made all the correct savings and investing due to a car accident I did not cause, hit all my investments and savings. As with the stock market, how much are you willing to take? Best of luck for you and your family.
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I saw this posted on Facebook. I say consult a financial expert. If you are in this financial position, discuss with your spouse and trust you can make the best decision for your future.
I fixed it for you:
I’m rich as f*ck and just wanted to tell everyone that.
Work till your net worth is ten million your current net worth isn’t enough to support your life style
It might be time to finally retire and see the world. I know giving up a steady paycheck can be tough, but sometimes you have to let go of one thing to make room for better experiences. Enjoy the freedom, travel, explore, and make the most of the time you have now go out and truly experience the world. But with your investing experience, you can still create a steady income while traveling.
I want to have such problems really😂
“You’ve clearly done the hard work — debt-free, diversified, and thinking long-term. You’re ahead of 99% of people I talk to.”
“You mentioned wanting to protect what you’ve built while easing off the income treadmill — can I share a strategy high-net-worth families use to do that without touching their portfolio?”
Sure, DM me
I would have to say that just about anyone who has lost their job as of late would, MOST unfortunately, say the same thing.
Nevertheless, is there a question that's being asked in this?
I’m a financial advisor, let’s talk
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If you like your work, stay with it, if not find another career. you have the means to do it right now and do something you enjoy. However home and location can change quickly not a asset, medical care is untouchable for you so cash is king but you can go through that very quickly when the hospital finds out your assets. Maybe put some in an annuities trust, and work part time. One retired and one not retired is stressful and is resentful, I don't care what anyone says so tread carefully to ensure that your both on the same page
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Get a few more rentals maybe a quad or two and you’ll feel better about it
I know you feel like you can retire now but after the adoption papers go through and I am a member of your family, you may have to keep working. LOLOL jk jk jk!
But, congratulations on killing it and stay clocking those dollars for as long as you can.
:)
What you need is an investment vehicle where you can park a portion of those High Net Worth Salaries to avoid paying taxes and at the same time grow that investment at 20-35% each year! Then at close, once you have doubled your investment, return it to your portfolio... Tax Free! Wanna know more?
Only in America. Bravo for the self unaware boast. The orange cockroach criminal in the Dark House and his 3rd trophy wife are richer than you. He has no read a single book. I live on the French Riviera. I swim 1500 yards a day in the Mediterranean sea, sunning on a Russian billionaire's yacht my spouse is the captain of. University here is free. So is medical care. People here live longer than in the US. Gilded cages are still cages. Wall Street millions can buy a bigger tombstone. Useless if you were incinerated ( I mean cremated). LOL
You are a bit young to retire. Is your house paid off? if not, then pay it off. Buy another rental home, that passive income will come in handy when you do retire. Unless you have plans for things to keep busy you will end up bored. Perhaps you could find a passion for something you could pour yourself into and earn money at? You're young! Live it up!
Partner 1, it says paid, not paid off. There is a difference.