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Amph

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Quote from: scarsbergholden on September 18, 2014, 02:04:11 AM

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Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

if you have already the house you don't need all those money to retire seriously, i'm talking about the money needed to live a simple life, sustain taxes and food, not buying yatch big house with 30 pools, hookers and other crap

it doesn't matter where do you live, it matter more how you spend your money

Actually, it really does matter where you live. Compare the average cost of living of New York City or San Francisco, with that of Bucharest. This is why some people save up to retire to cheaper places......

one could argue that 100M aren't enough, because he want to buy a stealth fighter to travel around the world

i still thing that the important things is how you use your money

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Quote from: bananaControl on September 17, 2014, 07:12:51 AM

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Quote from: onlyu on September 17, 2014, 04:46:50 AM

Find something that best fit your interest and talent.

Often does not pay shit. Like I found my talent in knitting and enjoy it thoroughly, but to fully be myself I need to retire first

Become the best knitter in the world, and I promise you that you can make a good living by knitting. Of course it isn't just about doing something you love, you still have to put a lot of effort into it. If your work stinks, no on will pay for it no matter how much you loved making it.

Yeah sure buddy, you went from THE BEST KNITTER IN THE WORLD to "if your work stinks".

What if he is really good, but not THE BEST IN THE WORLD? Don't need to answer, i'll tell you: He will be a 9-5 drone.

Working is shit and im going insane, and i only have 1 BTC so the best I can do is cash out buy a glock and shot it in my temporal lobe. If you don't have luck or inherit (inherit) or have an insane talent for something (more luck) = you are fucked. Scam scam scam. Fuck this gay planet.

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Quote from: minimalB on September 18, 2014, 05:54:14 AM

These two threads are also cool regarding early retirement and where to stay:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/early-retirement-extreme-168650
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-am-currently-country-shopping-what-are-some-good-ones-354227

Nice, thanks!

minimalB

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These two threads are also cool regarding early retirement and where to stay:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/early-retirement-extreme-168650
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-am-currently-country-shopping-what-are-some-good-ones-354227

swansong

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Good luck i think within 3 years you'll be retired.

Buffer Overflow

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Quote from: mrkavasaki on September 18, 2014, 05:19:03 AM

do you guys think 1million usd is enough money to retire in thailand?

Depends how many ladyboys you hire per month. Cheesy

mrkavasaki

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do you guys think 1million usd is enough money to retire in thailand?

oceans

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Really wouldn't even consider retiring even if you have a lot right now. Nobody knows how anything will turn out at the moment and it's just a waiting game to see if it will rise or drop again. It's always good to have some kind of income rather than relying on the bitcoins you have to live off after retirement.

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Quote from: Tony Abbot on September 17, 2014, 10:37:49 PM

I've got 30 grand in BTC and 50 grand in a shitty savings account, no job and no house. I'm dreading returning to the workforce but it's gotta be done.
I'm not quite 40 and even after 6 months of having a break from working, I'm still not bored... I never get board because he who is awake is constantly amazed.

I know how you feel. I wouldn't quite say dread but I've taken 9 months off from selling a few coins in November, and it's been a fine time indeed. However, reality is also calling me back to some pointless fiat money generating activity.

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Quote from: wormbog on September 17, 2014, 03:04:11 PM

Quote from: ekissane on September 17, 2014, 02:33:57 PM

Quote from: nuff on September 17, 2014, 10:15:40 AM

15K is easily achievable in our lifetime.But do you have faith in it though to see it through 15k?

Yes I do have faith in bitcoin and do certainly believe it will hit 15k but when is the issue. I'm sick of my job now. I've no choice but to carry on working so like everybody else I'll grin and bear it. I could be a lot worse off.

If you didn't have the bitcoin would you continue on with a job you dislike forever? Hopefully not. Don't wait around for bitcoin to free you from your current situation - it may never happen. Start looking for a new job now.

Wise words!

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Quote from: Amph on September 18, 2014, 01:50:14 AM

Quote from: scarsbergholden on September 17, 2014, 03:07:26 PM

Quote from: Amph on September 17, 2014, 02:19:30 PM

Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

if you have already the house you don't need all those money to retire seriously, i'm talking about the money needed to live a simple life, sustain taxes and food, not buying yatch big house with 30 pools, hookers and other crap

it doesn't matter where do you live, it matter more how you spend your money

Actually, it really does matter where you live. Compare the average cost of living of New York City or San Francisco, with that of Bucharest. This is why some people save up to retire to cheaper places......

Amph

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Quote from: scarsbergholden on September 17, 2014, 03:07:26 PM

Quote from: Amph on September 17, 2014, 02:19:30 PM

Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

if you have already the house you don't need all those money to retire seriously, i'm talking about the money needed to live a simple life, sustain taxes and food, not buying yatch big house with 30 pools, hookers and other crap

it doesn't matter where do you live, it matter more how you spend your money

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Quote from: Miz4r on September 17, 2014, 04:39:28 AM

Quote from: ekissane on September 17, 2014, 04:12:06 AM

OK guys and gals, I've 80 bitcoins (did have 410, but sold most to buy a house last September. Bad timing or what!)
Anyhoo, I'm sick of work and figure if bitcoins get to $15,000 I can retire.
When do you reckon that will happen?

Nobody can retire the coming decade(s), millionaires will soon see all their 'wealth' vanish into thin air just like how it was created. Bitcoin could go to $15,000 who knows but dollars won't make you able to retire anymore. Neither will gold, silver or Bitcoin. Actual skills, strong communities and knowledge will become the new highly valued assets, because they will be sorely needed for our future. People who have none of those will become the new poor class.

Incoming WWIII?

Tony Abbot

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I've got 30 grand in BTC and 50 grand in a shitty savings account, no job and no house. I'm dreading returning to the workforce but it's gotta be done.
I'm not quite 40 and even after 6 months of having a break from working, I'm still not bored... I never get board because he who is awake is constantly amazed.

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Quote from: frienemy on September 17, 2014, 03:23:14 PM

It's strange that most of us are trained to believe that the best way of living a life is to exhaust this world's and society's ressources to the max!

+1

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I was promised da moon

Quote from: scarsbergholden on September 17, 2014, 03:07:26 PM

Quote from: Amph on September 17, 2014, 02:19:30 PM

Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

Some people don't need yachts or jacuzzies. I could very well retire with a million bucks cause I think too much luxury would be bad for me. It's strange that most of us are trained to believe that the best way of living a life is to exhaust this world's and society's ressources to the max!

Ibian

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Quote from: scarsbergholden on September 17, 2014, 03:07:26 PM

Quote from: Amph on September 17, 2014, 02:19:30 PM

Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

I live in Denmark. One of the most expensive countries in the world. Several times more expensive than the states, to get that out of the way. A million buckos would be plenty for me for the rest of my life. Some people just don't handle money well s'all.

thehappybtc

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I would want to retire too but my holdings are about 0.80 btc, I don't think it's enough...

scarsbergholden

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Quote from: Amph on September 17, 2014, 02:19:30 PM

Quote from: EFS on September 17, 2014, 06:21:10 AM

I don't know where do you live but I don't think 1.2m$ is enough for retirement in anywhere. I would wait for at least 10 millions.

it's more than enough, if you don't spend money in useless things...

It's more than enough depending where you are, but it probably won't afford the best retirement if you want to live in a metro area in an industrialized country.

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Quote from: ekissane on September 17, 2014, 02:33:57 PM

Quote from: nuff on September 17, 2014, 10:15:40 AM

15K is easily achievable in our lifetime.But do you have faith in it though to see it through 15k?

Yes I do have faith in bitcoin and do certainly believe it will hit 15k but when is the issue. I'm sick of my job now. I've no choice but to carry on working so like everybody else I'll grin and bear it. I could be a lot worse off.

If you didn't have the bitcoin would you continue on with a job you dislike forever? Hopefully not. Don't wait around for bitcoin to free you from your current situation - it may never happen. Start looking for a new job now.

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