How much is enough to retire in China?
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My grandparents are retired and live in China. They receieve a pension fom the government and it's plenty to live on. Depending on how lavish you want to live, it doesn't take much to live in China. Food is inexpensive and if you have a stable house, you're set for retirement. Of course saving as much money as possible is the best, but even if you don't have that much, you can still make it. \n\nMy grandparents get about $125 a month each and it's plenty. They spend about $2 on a day of groceries. Daily travel by walking or taking the bus for long trips, instead of taxis, keeps the costs down. Not eating out too much or spending too much on clothing helps too.
918937
You will get a state pension, no idea how much it is though but you wont be living the high life put it that way.
766193
If it's not on the 10K, then maybe you'll have to look at something like Gartner Dataquest to find estimates for microprocessor sales in China and then assume a marketshare number and an average selling price.  That should give you a decent idea.  You could also build an estimate by looking for numbers about PC sales in China.  I would think most would be run by Intel processors.
231453
about 20 to 30 thousand dollars
861138
only thing that holds me back is lack of cash but i get by.just save then take it one dream at a time.been doing that for years now.thats how i got to china this year
959997
A lot of Central American countries are offering retirement programs at relatively low prices.  For instance, you can retire in Panama at any age if you can prove an income of $900/month (say through a pension or an annuity) and have a clean police record.  If you can't do that, a deposit in BNP (National Bank of Panama) of about $125,000 will also do the trick - that too yields about the same $900/mo.\n\nBelize, Costa Rica, and Honduras have similar programs with different levels of investing required.  Some have age restrictions (45 and up).  Some Caribbean islands also offer these programs, but cost about 5 times as much.
727367
Millions if you are good enough.\n\nNot even a good living if you aren't
274827
Assuming that you will get a 10% return annualy during the 30 year accumulation and also in the 20 year distribution, not taking into account taxes or inflation, the annual contribution is $2,458 per year for 30 years.  If you want to play with some numbers yourself, go to http://dinkytown.com and play with the retirement and savings calculators.
493889
It largely depends on how self sufficient the country is.  When you say "enough money"  are you referring to a certain level of profit or actually referring to loss?
241843
You have THE NUMBER!\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0743270312&itm=2\n\nThis book asks what is the amount of money you need to put away to be financially free (or something to that effect). I havent read it yet but its on my list.\n\nI heard the question and my answer is 10 million. Invest it in riskless gov't bonds and you get half a mill to spend each year. Who needs that much, invest half or 1/3rd there and the rest in a value investing plan like found in this book:\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0471733067&itm=1\n\nAnd you are set for life!
993387
well, it depends on where there is.  you can check w/ the embassy of that country.   \n I totally agree w/ you on this. I someday will do the same and head to N. Africa.\ngood luck and congrats on your retirement !!
461179
1990 - 2000 limit is $2,000\n2001 - 2004 limit is $3,000\n2005 - 2007 limit is $4,000\n\nGot this information from this website.\n\nhttp://www.invesmart.com/discussion_topics/pension_reform.pdf
462173
An amount equal or higher than your retirement check.
217174
it depends on how you want to live and where you want to live.  Supposedly, i could live like royalty if I were in Mexico because it is much less expensive there to live and I've been working and saving for 20 years.  I couldn't do that here without penalties to my retirement accounts.  You are supposed to work til you are 65.  Unless you win the lotto.  Better start playing!
359884
go to www.alibaba.com, they will be able to help you there.
464829
it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less
230021
He makes $400,000 a year.  Upon retirement, his pension will be at least $151,000 a year, plus $150,000 a year to maintain an office and staff.