Retire Early - Tips On Budgeting Part Two

Published: 19th May 2010
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During my previous document I talked about just how much cash you are going to have to save if you wish to have a fantastic retirement. From the chart listed below, you will notice that you should require approximately $40,000 per year or about $800,000 to live extremely comfortably for twenty years. It provides space for leisure, traveling, and the usual things you anticipate in your life right now. Please read on to learn added tips on budgeting and means of how to manage money so that you can expedite your retirement date. Take into accout these figures factor in the average couple.

Monthly Break Down:

Utilities/Home Taxes.......... $800
Groceries............................. $500
Auto insurance..................... $125
Home Insurance................ $ 75
T.V/Phone/Internet............. $150
MISC..................................... $750
Holiday................................... $400
Car........................................ $200

MONTHLY TOTAL............. $3000
YEARLY TOTAL............. $36,000


YEARLY TOTAL............. $36,000***

***I rounded everything to $40,000 per year


How Is It Possible To Save $800,000?


Let us assume that a typical rate of return is approximately 10% on your retirement contributions. Here is a simple chart of how much you would need to save every month so you and your loved one can retire with $800,000 by the age of 60.

If you begin to invest at age:


20 you need to contribute $125 per month
30 you need to contribute $350 per month
40 you need to contribute $1044 per month
45 you need to contribute $1915 per month

What if you would like to retire earlier? Say age 55!

If you begin to contribute at age:

20 you need to contribute $209 per month
30 you need to contribute $598 per month
40 you need to contribute $1915 per month

These amounts really aren't that hard to attain. If you've got two stable incomes, the contributions you have to make would hardly put a dent into your current standard of living. If you're married at age 30 tucking away $10 per day is easily worthwhile for the future.


I'm going to say it once again! You and your other half only have to contribute $10 daily, each, (total of $20) to have the $800,000 required to retire comfortably! Isn't that one of the most basic tips on budgeting you could possibly follow?

There are plenty of different ways to make your retirement dreams! Obviously the faster you start the more likely you are to accomplish those goals. Believe it or not the longer you procrastinate the more challenging it is going to be, to be fully comfortable after age 60. Start now and be free later. Please take a look at more of our weblog for additional how to manage money tips. If you sign up you will also receive the free E-Book, free budget spreadsheet, free calculators, numerous tips on budgeting and links to all sorts of tools. We also have a few leaked videos that help with your finances.

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