Forget 67.

America has a new retirement age and you get to pick.

It's either 85 or 35.

Oh, no, I'm going to pick 35.

Right. Okay. You can do that no, I'm going to pick 35. Right.

Okay.

You can do that, but you're going to have to save aggressively, invest smartly, and quit your

high stress career if you can afford it.

No, I didn't do any of those things.

That sounds pretty good, right?

There's this new movement.

It's called fire, the Fire Movement.

It stands for Financial Independence, retire early.

And that has inspired, well, I'm going to say millennials, which you don't fall into that category,

to save aggressively, invest smartly, and then quit their high-stress careers.

But according to a new study, and I don't mean to stress aggressively, invest smartly, and then quit their high stress careers. But according to a new study, and I don't mean to stress you out,

but you need $1.5 million to retire comfortably,

comfortably being the subjective word in that sentence.

Yeah, I mean, one and a half million retiring in Silicon Valley, California, or Los Angeles, you're not going to be very comfortable.

One and a half million retiring in Tulsa, Oklahoma, yeah, you can do all right.

Maybe a little bit better.

So the old idea of retiring at age 67 or 65 or even 62 and a half. It's being challenged.

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