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Do i have any hope in retirement discussion
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Why do you think OP is going to get two SPs?GenX0212 said:If forever then unlikely, if you are just bridging a gap until 2 full state pensions at 67 (2*£12,500 with no tax to pay) then maybe.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Kirk Hill Co-op member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
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Of course state pension would decrease in real terms as there no increases payable for pensioners who live in Thailand - so some extra cash would be required to cover that shortfall over time.QrizB said:kempiejon said:
Well £340k of assets would last 14 years at £2k a monthBACKTOBACK said:
Do i have a realistic chance of achieving the £2k a month income from my capital in the next few years?
How would you get there?At current rates, £340k would buy a 65-year-old an RPI-linked annuity of £18,300 a year. That plus £12k pa from the State Pension would give the OP his £2k per month with a bit of headroom.
edit: I've assumed Thailand as that seems the most common SE Asia country to retire to. The same holds true for any other SE Asian country with the exception of the Philippines.1 -
Erm, I asked:QrizB said:
Why do you think OP is going to get two SPs?GenX0212 said:If forever then unlikely, if you are just bridging a gap until 2 full state pensions at 67 (2*£12,500 with no tax to pay) then maybe.
"What's your State Pension forecast.?
Is it just you or do you have another half? "0
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