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Investing - Theory, News & General • Re: Anyone else staying very aggressive in retirement

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I retired 2021 with 2.69 million, at 64 now and portfolio is currently at 3.4 million, my AA is 98/2, my goal is to get to 10 million in 10 years.

I'm single, no children and plan to leave my estate to a cousin and two friends.

Here is my performance numbers

1 year $789,540.57 at 29.1%

3 year $908,023.75 10.5%

5 year $1,356,723.57 at 13.6%

10 year $1,513,708.97 at 11.9%

Beginning balance $2,761,306.99

Deposits & withdrawals -$77,085.21

Ending balance $3,473,762.35

retired in 2021 at 61, pension 66K a year, not collecting SSA until 70

VOO 43.89%, VGT 33.81%, AAPL 14.03%, NVDA 5.74% and 2.5% cash, 42% of portfolio is pretax, 51% portfolio is Roth, remainder is of Inherited IRA and taxable account with 2% cash.

I have the ability, wiliness and the need to take the risk.

My 66K pension covers all expenses and I plan to apply SSA at 70, that is projected to come in 48K a year, 66+48=$114k income, not including dividends.
I’m just curious - what is the reason for the $10 million goal in 10 years? Do you want to leave a small fortune to your cousin and friends? It sounds like your spending will be covered by pension snd SS.

Statistics: Posted by JBTX — Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:02 pm



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