/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16627977
>You're old as shit

31 is old as shit now? I mean, I fundamentally agree with the rest of what you're saying, but average retirement age is moving from 62 to 65 to when-we-die. I think even retiring in your 40's sounds pretty good relative to what most financial planning does. Now, does OP sound like they're going to retire in their 40's? No. A 31 year old that was on track for that though isn't in a terrible place.

Sincerely, an old-as-shit 31 year old, trying to retire by their mid 40's.

TMF NO WHAT ARE YOU DOING