I Retired Early at 35 with $2.5M-Now What Should I Do Next?

A Reddit user, unhappy in her $200,000 job, is contemplating early retirement in her mid-30s with a $2.5 million net worth. Her supportive husband will continue working, covering most expenses while they withdraw $1,000 to $2,000 monthly from savings. Despite financial readiness, consulting a financial advisor is crucial for ensuring sustainable retirement spending, managing investments, and addressing future Social Security benefits loss due to early retirement. She now faces the challenge of planning how to spend her newfound free time.

One of the biggest things that the couple should do, ideally before the poster retires, is to talk to a financial advisor.

While the couple appears to be in a good position to enable early retirement, they'll still want to make sure they're taking steps to make their savings last.

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