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Haven't heard anything about a social dimension, other than lack of marriage partner. Are you in any clubs? Do you volunteer? $275K is retirement money, it's 1
by kleer001 7y ago
Haven't heard anything about a social dimension, other than lack of marriage partner. Are you in any clubs? Do you volunteer?
$275K is retirement money, it's 1% money. Either your risk aversion threshold is really really low or the size of that savings hasn't hit you yet.
Jumping into a 6 mo vacation is a great trial by fire for testing your retirement skills. Keep that brain busy and you'll be good.
- yathern 7y agoI have friends and occasionally do things with them. (Just went on a week long vacation with them in fact) but I'm certainly not too social on a daily basis. You make a good point, that that is something to be aware of. I guess it's a lot of money - I don't spend a lot, other than living in an extremely expensive place... But obviously I don't want to burn through it all. Last thing I want is to get addicted to living without working, and slowly burn through all of my savings. 5 years later, I have to get a job, but I'm no longer a good candidate.
- kleer001 7y agoExcellent! Good friends are more valuable than gold. Now, now, a budget is nearly trivial thing. Rent, food, travel, disposable, savings, interest, it's all pretty shallow math. Keep track of your spending and it shouldn't be a surprise as you go along. For a smart guy, running out of dosh shouldn't be a danger.