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My plan is to retire at 50, I don't want to wait till 67 the planned state resignation.
I know the number and I've done it multiple times over over.
Replying to thecamel81
I completely understand the psychological barrier to doing it, it can feel uncomfortable moving cash into the market, especially when there's so much uncertainty and negative news around.
Personally, I take the view that, over my lifetime, global markets will continue to grow and create value, despite the inevitable ups and downs along the way.
That's what gives me the confidence to stay invested and focus on the long term rather than trying to predict short-term movements.
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