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Maine

OAITW r.2.0

(28,529 posts) Tue Jan 2, 2024, 05:21 PM Jan 2024

Apparently. I need $770,000 to retire in Maine. [View all]

Last edited Tue Jan 2, 2024, 05:57 PM - Edit history (1)

Guess I won't be retiring.

In fact, there's no state for me to retire in.

Yet, I got enough in my life to be reasonably happy and continue my lifestyle for as long as I can.

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Apparently. I need $770,000 to retire in Maine. [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2024 OP

What is that a chart of? Minimum retirement savingss? Cost of housing? Per year? sinkingfeeling Jan 2024 #1

Post 3 was meant as my reply to you. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2024 #4

As partners in the noble enterprise of capitalism Voltaire2 Jan 2024 #2

Sure looks like it. 2naSalit Jan 2024 #9

$ needed to comfortably retire. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2024 #3

The methodology partially explains it... getagrip_already Jan 2024 #6

I will bet that there are 100K livable structures in Maine. currently unused, that could be bought for under $50K. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2024 #7

Yeah... 2naSalit Jan 2024 #8

Florida is more expensive than RI? getagrip_already Jan 2024 #5

There is no such thing as a free lunch.. raising2moredems Jan 2024 #13

Please provide the link to the source PJMcK Jan 2024 #10

It's on Digg.com right now. A daily collection of different things. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2024 #11

Thanks (n/t) PJMcK Jan 2024 #12

"Based on average costs of living in the MAJOR CITIES" is what the fine print TeamProg Jan 2024 #14