Anonymous

22 Feb 2023

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If you had enough to retire with a comfortable amount of money, would you do so? Or will you reinvest and continue working?

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Trader Deekay

02 Mar 2023

If I don't like my job, quit. Otherwise keep going.

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YOC

02 Mar 2023

Depends on what you want out of your life. my boss just retired to spend his time on missionary work.

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lin

01 Mar 2023

Depends on if you like your job.

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Mel's Mum

27 Feb 2023

If I had enough to retire, I will still continue to work.. but work now will become a lesiure and less stressful as I know I am not at the mercy of others.. will also be more generous and donate more to those who needs.. alas, but I do not have enough yet and have been spending my money mindlessly.. used to be v frugal but as I aged, I realized that i need to be nicer to myself coz I wouldn't know what's there in for me tmr.. life is short..

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Seedname

27 Feb 2023

Reinvest based on the run rate till 85. If 65 onwards, would probably be 20% equity/higher-risk asse...

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