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Welcome to the Jill on Money Show.

It's Friday, December 5th, and we are here answering your financial questions.

If you've got one, just go to the website,

jillonmoney.com, click the contact us button, write us a note. And if you want to join us live,

you know the deal, check that box. Mark will chase you down and arrange to bring you on the air

with us. And we do love having you on the air with us because it allows us to ask nosy follow-up questions.

Sometimes you think something is important, but you've left out something else that we think

is equally as important. So come on the air. We can change your name. Don't worry. We'll make you

anonymous. It's fine. But join us. It's so much more fun. Right now, we're going to talk to Brian, who joins us from Tucson.

Hi, Joe. Hi, Mark. It's great talking with you guys. I have a question regarding basically some

retirement calculators I've been looking at. I'm in my early 50s and I'm thinking about not necessarily

retiring, but I'm thinking about changing careers and working less and basically going on to maybe like my next endeavor.

So I've been running, you know, the numbers through various financial calculators.

And they all are basically telling me that I can retire right now if I wanted to.

And with the money I've saved up in retirement accounts and outside of retirement accounts,

with how much I need to spend, you know, at least as of today, you know, on an annual basis,

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