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Trying to gauge if my husband can do early retirement from the government esp with unknown of two college tuitions which could realistically total $800K.
Right now he plans on working 11 more years until retirement at 57 but it’s killing him from stress.
Ages 46 and 46
His salary: 160KMine: 100K (self employed part time and no plans to retire)
Pension should be about $4K a month after he is 57 (conservative)Combined SS should be $5-6K (conservative)
Net worth about 1.6M seen below:
TSP: $825K
Sep and IRAs: $475KBrokerage (plan on using for college in 5 years): $200K
529s: $30K (prob should max this out?)
Savings bonds and cash: $200KDebt: $110K left on mortgage low interest
House valued at $700K but plan on living here forever.
Yearly expensies about $100K. Very HCOL area.ChristineThat’s what student loans are for. Retire before his health declines terribly or it’ll be the same end result (student loans) just without a healthy Father.
Stress is no joke
Johnhow many years till your kids go to college? I used a state school tuition calculator when my kids were born and funded 529’s to meet that goal.
The amount projected was spot on so they were set.
I was very concerned about that number but it wasn’t that hard to hit over 18 years.
KathyI would park more in the 529 so you don’t have to pay capital gains on withdrawals from brokerage account
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