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16. Heh, and that's SAVING 50k a year; which, improbably, means the person has to MAKE 200k plus.

Sun Feb 5, 2012, 06:03 PM

Feb 2012

Factoring in taxes, cost of living and other assorted landmines, of course.

"WHAT? YOU DON'T MAKE THAT? Hooo boy are YOU behind in life."

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Money Magazine: "Retirement Savings: Will $4 Million be Enough??" [View all] HughBeaumont Feb 2012 OP

One of the up sides of global warming.. Fumesucker Feb 2012 #1

I won't need all $4 million to pay for my cardboard box LiberalEsto Feb 2012 #2

Seriously. Those "financial experts" are vapid. Matariki Feb 2012 #3

I'm planning on 3 million... JSnuffy Feb 2012 #4

The only appropriate response is "well bully for you" Matariki Feb 2012 #18

Why golly.. thanks... JSnuffy Feb 2012 #19

I don't think you are a "fat cat" burning $100 bills. Matariki Feb 2012 #20

no you miss the point backwoodsbob Feb 2012 #21

Sorry to break the news to you Matariki Feb 2012 #22

Ok.... JSnuffy Feb 2012 #24

I don't think you have time ... GeorgeGist Feb 2012 #23

Damn...I'm just the teensiest bit short of that... abq e streeter Feb 2012 #5

sorry, i only read your headline.. but ldf Feb 2012 #6

I wonder what "No Money" magazine thinks... MineralMan Feb 2012 #7

Sure, retirement is fun. Vounltary or otherwise. Nuts! 4 Million? Paper Roses Feb 2012 #8

Crap! Time to max out those Wall St investments raouldukelives Feb 2012 #9

I finally got some numbers to work hfojvt Feb 2012 #10

The one that gave me the biggest laugh Warpy Feb 2012 #11

How many of us will have that? Or even need that much? LiberalFighter Feb 2012 #13

How? Simple, save $50k a year for 40 years - that's $2 million. Fool Count Feb 2012 #14

We're just a little short Worried senior Feb 2012 #17