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It all depends on how much you need for the standard of living you desire. If you can live with 12k spending per year, you don‘t need to save all that much.
Very rough rule of thumb is usually 25 times your annual spending.
The 25x your annual spending is the inverse of the 4% rule.
https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/05/29/how-much-do-i-need-for-retirement/
I would argue that annual costs go down to about 80% of your working spend. A lot of costs we have are work related such as factoring eating out because we don’t have time to cook ourselves or flying on the weekends for trips as opposed to flying during the week.
I guess everyone is different but my meals are paid for 4 out of 7 days each week right now. Plus I look at my parents and in-laws and now that they are retired they take a lot more trips and see a lot more shows etc. Also I haven’t paid out of pocket for a flight in years so I’d have to be prepared for that gravy train to run out!
That part might not be as bad bc like you said you have more flexibility to find the cheapest flights
🐠 please clarify if I’m wrong but there is also the 4% rule, basically assuming you can safely withdraw from your nest egg for 30 years without fear of it running out. You’ll have to determine your cost of living each year to figure out the total you’ll need!
I’m a big believer in the 4% rule but also believe that if you’re not earning money you’re spending it. So once you “retire” your annual costs could go up so that needs to be factored in