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I am 50 - is 59.5 possible at this point? Or do I need to kiss that dream goodbye?
this total is from a Roth IRA ($138k), a 403(b) ($438k), a DCP ($118k) and a wee bit of inherited IRA ($51k) from 2016.
My only debt is a rental house mortgage that I owe $49k on. I recently went down to part-time at work (not from burnout but to care for an elderly parent) and pre-tax pay is $80k. For my rental property, it’s $750 profit monthly.
inspired by the 40 year old who just posted. i’m 10 years older and I want out of this rat race asap. is 59.5 even possible? how painful is it gonna be to make that happen?
u/Due_Revolution6795 — 11 hours ago