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>>53357033
Not him, but honestly, it's not *that* hard if you're frugal. And even there, I'm not sure I'm that frugal, I mean, I go skiing two to three weeks per year (going tomorrow for a week), hike in summer, go to Japan every 3 or 4 years, with a little trip in an EU capital or another in between. On average, considering the last 10 years, I spend ~22K per year, that includes the rent of my flat (and it's not cheap, I could divide it by 2 by moving out from the capital), food, vacations, all the shit I buy on the interbutt including camera, lenses, RTX, delicious anime girls plastic butts, whatever a geek needs, taxes, and so on.
My oil stonks bought in March 2020 brings me a nice 9% divy. Honestly, with 300K€ of them, and deducing taxes from the divies I'd get, I already cover already cover my yearly expenses. If I had more balls in march 2020, I could've invested the 150K I already have, i'd be halway through it, desu. Not to mention how the principal would've done a +100% since then.
To be safe, in my situation, and as I didn't count the healthcare expenses, I think with 500K I could live comfortably from the divies. Even moreso if I go to the countryside, or better yet, to a cheap country like Portugal or whatever. 500K is plenty doable.
But I don't have kids nor a gf, and I don't intend to change that. It helps if I want to stop working.