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I am curious about how much money is required to achieve financial freedom in your country. I am in China, so let's discuss this together.

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Time: 2026-07-28T03:34:30Z
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12LZoC…FjyG Key · twetch

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I’d say you need 5 million dollars at least to never work again in the USA. And you’d probably have to invest it at a good APY at that.

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Five million? The United States presumably has the highest consumption level among all countries, so this figure should represent the global maximum benchmark, right?

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12LZoC…FjyG Unverified · twetch

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Yes. I’d say that is correct. Highest cost of everything. Highest consumption.

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Taxes in the United States feel excessively high. Canada ought to be an ideal retirement destination for all high-net-worth retirees. Canada only levies taxes on tax residents, making it extremely appealing to move to Canada for retirement after accumulating wealth.

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