The Ultimate Guide to Financial Independence

CONTROL. It's what we all want. Let's Dive into a transformative exploration of achieving financial independence far beyond traditional retirement concepts. This in-depth video guides you through the unconventional yet attainable path to gaining control over your financial destiny, emphasizing that retirement is not about reaching a certain age but about achieving a specific financial milestone. Through compelling insights and practical strategies, discover how to redefine your relationship with money, work, and time. From debunking myths around lavish lifestyles to unveiling the power of strategic investments and the magic of compound interest, this video empowers you to start your journey towards financial freedom, regardless of your current age or financial status. Join us as we break down complex financial principles into actionable steps, ensuring you're equipped to navigate towards a life where you have the ultimate control over your choices and freedom.

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[BobSharpe]

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[thrtbr]

I am convinced these "advisors" just pull numbers out of their bums. "You need roughly _200 BAJILLION dollars to retire!"_

[jakedamis]

1.8 mil would be the bare minimum but 2.3-2.7 mil is the goal.

[tomfromtartu]

I'd need 300k for semi retirement or 400k for full minimal retirement. But I'd still work some way or another

[n]

Can’t wait to watch! Your content is great!

[killianmurphy]

I think for me 35k-40k a year and House pay off.

[joseph]

I myself put money into my retirement account and Brokerage account .Simple because I long term want to know I wont have to worry about working a BS 9 to 5 job like im doing right now.Sure growth in finding a better job its out there.and I know I will find the right job for my growth.But what im looking for long term is not just growth.Im REALLY looking for Peace in my financial growth.meaning not owing anyone a debt.Being able to buy or go on vacation with out the need of some loan or credit card.And even if I use said credit cards the growth part can now pay off the whole bill the following month.With that being said.The biggest thing I find for myself as I get older if being happy in no owing anyone a dime.and just simple owing yourself when u invest and win in the markets.That growth is a true blessing because it means u are winning with your own money u have invested.PS I love your videos very helpful and always fun to watch I find myself rewatching the videos u made.

[Salazag]

Awesome Videos Bob, I have been sharing these with all my peeps. Best wishes and regards from George VB.

[valerieewing]

$850k is my lean FIRE number! But I would like to have double that to reti.

[Noniche]

1.7 million in Canada. Mixed between RRSP and TFSA. Limiting tax is the game in retirement.

[doritrimmell]

Where can I get a copy of that spreadsheet/calculator?

[RAMRO_BULD]

2:13 a hundred billion trillion million trillion dollars (speaks in Biden ) 😂

[JustFC]

How much I need for retirement??? Honestly, enough to live off only interest on my savings. If I want to give you a f**k off amount (the amount needed in order to be able to say "f**k off in any situation I want to), that would probably be around $5 million. But just to retire, I could probably retire with less than that, like $2 million would be enough. It wouldn't be a fantastic retirement, but it would be enough.

[cloudhigh]

I would say 500, 000 would be a good spot to retire no?

[Creophilia]

From Norway

With debt, montly $4500, with 1 mill saved
Without debt, montly $2500-3000, with 600k saved

[Mywalkingblog]

25x my annual expenses = $807, 407.50 in cash flow producing stocks/bonds

[adityaraw]

2 milion USD to retire in a lower cost of living south Asian or south american country