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[Anonymous No.57248605]

Where can I retire for $100k? I need some place safe with low inflation. I'm thinking Tokyo or some other suburb in Japan.

[Anonymous No.57248634]

>>57248605
If I did not know better and were not already acquainted with the colossal retardation on this board, I would suspect you're trolling

[Anonymous No.57248639]

You'd probably need 300k for japan in general. 400k in tokyo is enough but you'd still be poverty tier.

[Anonymous No.57248782]

>>57248605
oh yes Tokyo definitely, you could try USA too very easy and cheap third countries

[Anonymous No.57248806]

>>57248605
>$100k
Maybe Sudan

[Anonymous No.57248820]

>>57248605
bengaluru, the heart of india

[Anonymous No.57248829]

>>57248605
Why not just find a low effort part time job? Why retire fully? The point is to avoid working 5 days a week full time. Then you can still spend money and enjoy life. A little low stress work never hurts.

[Anonymous No.57248834]

Tokyo's not bad, but how about Monte Carlo?

[Anonymous No.57248997]

>>57248605
>>57248782
how would you even get citizenship to live there?

[Anonymous No.57249017]

>>57248997
just jump the border

[Anonymous No.57249028]

>>57248605
>Tokyo
>100k
>retire
yeah multiply that 100k 20 times and you will be good to retire in Tokyo

[Anonymous No.57249034]

>>57248605
the only place where you can retire with 100k is under a bridge unironically

[Anonymous No.57249236]

You can live easily in Singapore with just 100k.

[Anonymous No.57249278]

>>57248605
You can live like a king in Florida for 100k

[Anonymous No.57249310]

>>57249236
That will last you three days

[Anonymous No.57249639]

>>57249034
I ran the numbers and even that is too low depending on how bad inflation gets.

[Anonymous No.57249659]

>>57248605
>retire for 100k
>Tokyo
Yeah I'd say any penthouse apartment in Shibuya, that's your budget

[Anonymous No.57249861]

>>57248806
bangladesh is nicer, but wetter