The Moneyist and the million-dollar retirement question
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Also: An interview with Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, a soaring stock you might best avoid and how an annuity can help stabilize your retirement.
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June 27, 2025
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ETResizeListen(7 min)A million dollars is still a milestone for people building retirement nest eggs, but depending on your particular circumstances, you might need to aim higher
Photo: Getty Images/iStockphotoQuentin Fottrell addressed a debate among financial advisers, rs and investors
Can you retire on $1 million
According to Adam Koprucki, founder of Real World Investor, a “comfortable retirement” that requires $50,000 a year for 25 years means having a nest egg of $1. 25 million. the Author Philip van DoornPhilip van Doorn writes the Deep Dive column for MarketWatch. him on Twitter @PhilipvanDoorn
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