I’m 60, retired with $3 million. My fiancée, 55, only has $1 million and plans to keep working. Are we compatible?

MarketWatch·Jun 16

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A 60-year-old retiree with $3 million is questioning compatibility with their 55-year-old fiancée, who has $1 million and plans to continue working. The situation has sparked discussion about retirement savings and spending, with various scenarios and opinions being presented. It appears that individuals in their 50s and 60s with significant savings are weighing their options and seeking guidance on whether their funds are sufficient for retirement.

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