[@cashflow68]

Excellent video. I’m 68 and hit all my financial goals. I’m also waiting 2 more years so I can receive my maximum SS. I now invest now because it’s my passion and it’s part of my retirement routine.

[@Country_Gent]

James, you are the Gandhi of financial wisdom - thank you for your insights! 😊

[@davidfolts5893]

Knowing your expenses, knowing your burn rate.

[@johngill2853]

Great job 👍
This is definitely the steps I use to determine my goal

[@vinnyg2619]

Great advice! Thanks for going through the steps of what is enough.

[@dforrest4503]

Great video James! It really gave a lot of clarity.

[@BadPhD777]

Fantastic advice! Thanks for the video.

[@ocean8866sea]

James, you rock. Thank you so much for this incredible content that got right to the root of the issue. Thank you for talking to us as full human beings and not just as papers and processes. I have yet to come across communication like this, you have a gift.

[@jasonjstdr]

These numbers match mine so this was super helpful, except I bought a long term care policy, rather than self-insure.

[@larryjones9773]

I want to have long term care in my home. Does a long term care policy cover that?

[@fabricehaubois2442]

Problem is not how much we have saved or whether we have enough, problem for many is you need to continue working for medical insurance coverage before Medicare kicks in…

[@bryan_witha_whyy]

Oof. That’s a biggie for sure. You can include that in The calculation though for independent insurance but yeah that can set you back a few years.

[@70qq]

🤘🏻

[@you78750]

The inmates serving life-time sentence are financial independence if they don't have legacy goals

[@fruitloops3718]

If you want to retire, don't get married. No matter how much you make, it will never be enough.