Anonymous

24 Dec 2019

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By what age do you hope to be able to retire by?

What is your ideal age to retire by, and what would be a realistic age to retire by?

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brock

24 Dec 2019

I hope to retire by mid 40s

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Donald Wong

23 Dec 2019

I aim to retire by 60, as i do want to spend more time pursuing my other passions. But realistically speaking, I think 65-70 is a more a realistic age for me since i have kids

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Charles Ng

17 Dec 2019

Aim to semi-retire by 50, and then find a job i like and not for the money. if unhappy or too challenging, then im free to change role/job and not held on cuz i need to pay bills. dont think i will stop working tho.

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Jayden Lee

17 Dec 2019

Ideally 45 years old. But also depends on lifestyle, whether you have kids.

Kids are expensive.

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Darren Ng

10 Dec 2019

I would like to retire by 60, but with the rising costs of living and the loss of mental faculty as ...

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