Investing in Retirement

(Yesterday 12:25 PM)safetyfirst Wrote: ?Hi Kevlee,

Liquidity needs is certainly important, setting aside 300k should be more than enough.

I also noticed that you are currently renting. Perhaps getting a fully paid house may be a good idea since you wont be subjected to the mood of the landloard. The house is to be viewed as a cosy place for residence and not as a form of investment.

Otherwise, i think your plans look pretty okay. Anyway, congrats to your early retirement!

Depends on your age to me. If 50 or more years to 90 is diff from if only 30 years. Also 2 kids education if go USA or uk will cost some 0.5m min for both.

So I would be more wary... And really calculate including inflation wand one off expenses on education and medical and even housing for kids. After that if numbers are good, consider if equity markets tank. It is very dangerous to have no bonds or property. Basically 1 asset class...

Also, 100k for family of 4 is comfortable but not much buffer. If u spend 200k then at least downgrading lifestyle is possible, but at 100k very little room to do that in expensive sg....

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