"Should be" is a joke, right? You can pull off over $200k/yr and never touch the principal. If you can let it sit for a decade it will ~double in terms of purc

"Should be" is a joke, right? You can pull off over $200k/yr and never touch the principal. If you can let it sit for a decade it will ~double in terms of purchasing to just a hair under $14M. Another ten years on top of that and you're retiring at 58 (still "early") with $27.5M in today's-dollars purchasing power. Personally I'd probably just live off $200k starting today but there's a hell of an argument for retiring before 50 and still having ~$350k/yr in purchasing power.