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How much $ do you need?
We got into a discussion today in the office about our "walk away' numbers. It was pretty funny how low some of the young guys went. They have no homes, no kids etc etc. The numbers they came up with wouldn't cover 1 year of expenses for some of the guys in the conversation, LOL. Obviously the younger you are the more you need.
So whats your walk away number? Cash you'd need, AFTER taxes, to be done. I know Id still work and invest to keep busy, but the amount you'd need to live the lifestyle you would be happy with? Please don't say 20 Billion...this is the realistic number to live happily and have you be set forever (don't include huge fortunes you want to pass on, just what YOU would need) :2 cents::2 cents::2 cents::2 cents::2 cents: |
Walk away from what?
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Serious answer?
I currently own my home outright, have a reliable car etc, and have about 2 and a half Million invested / in the bank. That's why I walked away back in Sept 2013 I live alone, dont want nor ever have wanted a 'flash' lifestyle... So I'm happy. (I'm 46, but with the amount I drink, don't expect to live forever) I have a Son, who has had his 'inheritance' already, in the shape of a House of his choice, and nearly new car, and a lavish wedding taking place next month... If anything is left over, it will goto my Grandson :) |
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$999 million??
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100 million so i can get a private plane :D
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I will pay you so I can walk away.
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2 million. I'm 26.
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5 million. $100k a year for every year I expect to live, and a little more for just so I don't worry about living too long.
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3m and I'll be good.
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Around $1,5mil
edit: this is if I am allowed to invest a big part of It, if not I'd say ~3mil |
10 million but even then you need to do some financial stuff as earning 2.5% is pathetic.
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If we're not talking about investing any of it in and collecting the interest off it as income, just a chunk of cash needed to be the only source of money for the rest of my life, I'd probably say 20 mil. At my age, that's a little less than a mil a year to live on until I die.
Edit:// I say a little less than a mil a year because I call being able to buy whatever I want, whenever I want without worrying about if I can afford it. so if I want to go and buy a $100k car for some reason, I don't want to go "well I only gave myself $150k/yr to live on." |
Walk away from working?
My day job - $5mil. But I would still continue doing photography (and deriving income from it) - since I don't think of it as work. The $5mil would just allow me to travel more to expand my photography locations. |
$2Million would be enough for me.
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5.5 million
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All of it! Every fucking damn penny there is and even then that wouldn't be enough dammit.
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Ok so since 1000Eur is ok to live a month, 12k a year, lets say 50 years, 600K eur.
Now the value of money will go down, but lets assume we have them invested to cover the inflation. Double that - and live like a king. So lets be generous and 1 million euros would be enough. |
Having said that - I would never walk away from working for that much, not even for ten or twenty times that much. Just said how much would be enough to live off.
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I would say somewhere between $1 million and $2 million. Buy a decent house, a few cars, and then live off the of the rest. I am forty-five years old.
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Walk away money for me would be 3 to 5 million minimum - 10 would be great. I'd more than likely just invest and live off dividends. |
$2 million could do it, modestly (I'm 46). $5 million happens to be my target; I'm not too modest - but I don't need a plane.
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I figure a good rule of thumb is to take what you need now and double it (inflation, COL increases etc) then figure how long you expect to live. I'm in my mid 30s. I'd say I could live on $2000 a month if I needed to. I expect to live about 40 more years. So
$2000 * 2 * 12 months * 40 years = $1,920,000 Round it up to $2 million for a little buffer just in case. :) |
I don't think I have one. Guys in the office just talking about a $50 million lotto tonight and if I won that I would be in the office as normal tomorrow. (maybe a bit hungover)
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Since I live in the Bay Area where good homes in the top neighborhoods start at $5 million I'd say anywhere from $10-$15 million.
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2-3 mil.....
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Money is over rated.I'd rather have my health
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15million
5 million just to blow 10 to invest/live. |
I spend like $500k/year, so if I say I will live till 87 and I'm 28 now, then I would need $29.5MM.
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gfy is a hobby that can't be replaced by money |
The greatest wealth reducer in the US is divorce. I've done it twice (slow learner)
Remember that when doing financial planning. . |
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Six million.
This way I can live out my dream of being Steve Austin. |
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250K and I'm done!
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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Fuck that. I love innovating and solving problems. There's no price that'd make me lose the desire to be in the game. I'm only 35; I've got a lot of passion left.
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there is no number which will make me walk away,.... to op: if you want number then, 20 million (uniques/day) , thats what i want. |
I'd walk away for mid 6-figures and then just steal other people's ideas and take it to a large program owner and get them to support me with a new affiliate program. I mean it's worked for other people so I may as well try it.
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much much much much and much more much less than i make ... :2 cents: :)
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need $5,000 a month , to live the dream $100,000 a month
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nevermind ... my engrish did not understood ... :)
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