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Haha Cliff. That may very well come back to haunt you!
My wife still works, so that may cut down on our travel expenses. On the other hand, she really isn't much of a traveler and is more interested in art & such.
I was debt free at retirement and haven't accrued any since and have become very much against taking any on. We live pretty simple lives but enjoy our lives a lot. Because of that, our expenses are pretty much limited to property taxes, insurance, and miscellaneous types of fees and expenses like internet, etc. and the wife's income is just added income. One thing that has bearing on retirement spending is unexpected/unintended expenses in the form of medical, automotive, or whatever. Like I said before, it might be a good move to base plans on up to 25% in anticipation for those kinds of things.
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Marv Evans
'69 911E
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