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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
So like I said you have to live really frugally. Especially when you consider your employer benefits like health and dental disappear.  
  
 2M stretched over 60 years means you get to drive a 5 year old Honda accord, live in a modest 2k sq ft house in a non coastal state, go out to eat twice a month, and spend 2-3 weeks a year going on vacation domestically. Assuming you have no kids or family to support anyway.

gpt
I mean...you just have to live like you make 60k/year, that doesn't really take much effort if you don't have kids. That's also assuming 4% returns, which is extremely conservative for a heavy stock portfolio, unless you're saying 4% after inflation (6% would be worse than any 20 year span of the S&amp;P 500, most people would consider that pretty conservative). In reality, you're probably talking closer to 80k/year spend to stay about even, which you're living very comfortably on.