My hillbilly math tells me that if I want to have $10,000 a month coming in after I retire, I'll need about 1.5 mill in an account netting 8% after taxes and inflation.
So... if I put in $2,000 a month in a fund that averages 10%, and I do it for 20 years, I've got it.
And it's mine, or my wife or my kids if I kick off early.
I'm telling you guys, my Uncle Bill did 20 years at UAL, the best airline job in the country, and he's flying Citations now at age 65 because he trusted in his A fund......