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I'm in my mid-40s with $2 million and I would love to retire before I'm too old. What are my options?
I know a lot of people who would be thrilled to retire with $2 million in their 60s. So if you have $2 million by your mid-40s, you can give yourself a pat on the back for being an excellent saver.
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We're in our mid-40s and are finally making big salaries - is there anything we can do to reduce our tax bill and retire earlier?
That’s the situation the couple in this Reddit post seems to be in. They’re in their mid-40s in a very high cost of living area with no kids. They’re aiming to retire in five to 10 years and ...