[freedumb2003]

>>Personally, $2M is probably the minimum for a ‘comfortable’ retirement these days (80K per year draw) - $3M would be better (120K per year draw)...and by comfortable, I don’t mean living a luxurious jet-setting lifestyle, I mean being able to pay for your basics, including health care, splurge once in a while on a few trips a year or spoiling the kids and grand-kids once in a while, and not having to worry about running out in your 80’s and being dependent on your kids (or the government).<<

I see the same. Fortunately, I will be retiring to Mexico in a few years where $30K a year puts you in the top 10%. My $ will stretch a LOT further there.

[woodbutcher1963]

What other countries have you considered other than Mexico?
I am just curious.
What about Panama, Ecuador, Thailand, Costa Rica, Slovenia, even Italy?

These are all the countries I have given consideration to retiring to. I am 58, my wife is 57, so I have a few years to go.