Should I retire my 35mm f2? I am getting my new “to me” sigma EF-S 30mm f1.4 Art tomorrow. I also have an EF 50mm f1.8 stm and an EF 35mm f2. I am getting too low on bag space to carry 3 fast primes at such close focal lengths. Should I retire the 35mm f2 at this point to save space? submitted by /u/Fragrant-Mud-542

Parents want to retire in 15 years My parents want to retire in 15 years (50 & 49) but they only have about $50k combined in their investments from their 401Ks. I suggested them to start a Roth IRA. Would it be too late for them to start a Roth IRA to take advantage of the tax-free benefits? If so, is the typical S&P 500 a good investment for the next 15 years? Edit: together t…

USWNT World Cup winner Sauerbrunn to retire Two-time World Cup winning defender Becky Sauerbrunn, a mainstay with the United States women’s national team for over 15 years, as well as in the NWSL, announced her retirement from professional soccer on Tuesday.

Father wants to retire, has a few concerns Hello R/Personal finance. You guys have been a tremendous help over the years. My father has been expressing interest in retiring now, or very soon, but had some concerns, and he knew R/Personalfinance could help. Here are the details. Me: -I am grown and financially independent from my father, but I live close if he needs anything. My dad: -6…

Will I be able to retire at 62 and slow down on investing? 30 year old female. Single. no kids. Make $75,000 a year I have 200,000 invested (ETFS) I get a 4% company match of about $3500 per year and $2000 in dividends from the amount I currently have in the market. I invested most of the outstanding cash I had this year also. If I stopped investing my leftover savings I had and just left it to the mar…

Should I be able to retire at or around 60? Currently 32 just started my 401k. My salary is 55,000 and I’m currently contributing 14% and my employer matches 100% up to 14%. My portfolio is broken up into 75% S&P500, 15% International Stock, and 10% Small company stock. Are there any changes I should make? submitted by /u/Last-Teach-5139

Dad wanting to retire with no savings Bit long but my dad (62) has two fully vested retirements: 1) straight life annuity with PBGC estimated at 240$ a month if he applies currently (and he wants to) 2) I think another straight life annuity (will double check when I can) with Construction Industry Laborers estimated at 1,144.50 if he applies currently (would have to stop plumbing an…

Trying to build wealth retire early My husband (M 27) and I (F 28) have interesting finances and are not yet in a place to need a financial advisor but do need some advice to hopefully retire early. We also have a 1yo. I make 170k in my full time job and work several extra shifts where before tax I’m closer to 210k/yr. Husband makes about 80k/yr. We recently moved out of our first…

Five Things to Do a Year Before You Retire You’re retiring next year—congrats! Now let’s make sure it goes smoothly.

Smart way to retire and be a nomad? When we retire the hope is to br able to stay in various destinations throughout the world for weeks/months at a time. Places like Rio, Barcrlona, waikiki, Bangkok, etc. Our finances could cover timeshares or buying studio apartments in destination cities but I was wondering if there is a smarter way to go about this. Sorry if this post is lacki…

Retire or not retire…my head feels like it will explode Im 65 and about 6 months from full retirement age. I have a little over 700,000 in a 401K I have a little over 200,000 in a savings account I have a small pension that will give me about 500.00 a month or q 77.000 lump sum. Social security would be about 3400 a month at full retirement. I am about to accept a voluntary layoff that give me 160,00…

How to retire early with Roth IRA I have been investing for the last 20 years into this Roth IRA, I have been very fortunate and had made some great buys mostly within the last 8 years. the gains on my account had become more than I ever thought possible (mostly thanks to nvidia) I’m 41 years old and my account has 2.3 million, I have been working union construction since I got …

How can I retire early I’m 40/m sole earner @125k. Wife hasn’t had a job in forever. Net worth about 700. 300 house 400 401k/pension, no debt Paid off house. No real estate taxes. I also get about 3k VA that I’ll get for the rest of my life. I wound like to retire at 50. So 10 years. My kids should be about done with college. What should I invest in now that I can us…

Mom is about to retire… She says that she is going to bring in about $1800 in Social Security. She doesn’t have much in savings to speak of at all. Owes $73k on a house and has a $670/month mortgage payment. She’s moving in with me isn’t she? Is there anything that I should look into to help her? I’m struggling myself. submitted by /u/HighGround242

Source: Nats’ Strasburg, out since ’22, to retire Stephen Strasburg, the 2019 World Series MVP who hasn’t pitched for the Nationals since June 2022, plans to retire, a source confirmed to ESPN.

Devo Has the Uncontrollable Urge to Retire submitted by /u/stroh_1002