what will be my salary post retirement?
458388
State? Are you investing in your employers company? Not enough information given by you.....
117227
Keep in mind that "retiring" from the military generally does not mean you retire - it simply means you are eligible for a military pension - which is about half of your highest pay rate while you were in.  Given that you also lose a number of other benefits when you retire (housing allowances, etc.), living on a half-salary is not viable for most people so in all likelihood you will still be working past the age of 42.
1077047
well at 40 i was able to retire on 47000 a year which makes about 3000 a month after taxes  and it works,, i am 45 now
183155
I am not sure exactly what your question is asking.  If you retire at 55, but need to access your IRA money right away, you should look into IRS rule 72t.  There are a few different methods of doing this and you need to sit down with a tax advisor to make sure that you do it right.  Click this link for an article that has more info\nhttp://ktla.trb.com/business/yourmoney/sns-yourmoney-0403moneytalk,0,7524444.story\n\nGood Luck!!!
912918
62 is early retirement but I think now the big one is 66.\nUnless you go on disability.
277946
contractor, owner and make enough money to retire
1064573
So much left unanswered.  Do you wanna retire now or in 20 years?   My assumptions are that you are married and children will be on their own, you have no debt whatsoever, can obtain a 6% rate of return, will retire in 20 years when you are 60, and need about $50,000 a year for 20 years of retirement.\n\nYou will need to have $575,000 in savings in 20 years.\nYou can obtain this amount by saving about $16,000 a year for the next 20 years (6% rate).\n\nThis scenario is very obtainable.  Of course, numbers will be different as the factors above change.  Good luck.
1041559
It depends upon your age. If you are what is to be considered "full retirement age" (for example, if you are 70 years old) you can earn as much as you want without paying taxes on your social security income.\n\nYou are allowed to retire as young as age 62 and collect partial social security benefits, but your social security will be reduced by $1 for every $2 that you earn above a certain limit.\n\nFor more information, contact your local Social Security office or go to their website at http://www.ssa.gov\n\nGood luck!
335705
This depends on the follwing factors:\n\n1) Number of years of service.\n2) Age at retirement\n3) Rank at retirement.\n4) If disabled on the job, this may also be factored into retirement pay.
202742
Depends on your current salary, graduating school, industry, job function, and your experience. At a top b-school, the average post-mba salary is about $80k. On the high side, consultants and investment bankers make $100k+ salaries plus bonuses and other benefits.  If you are like 60 years old, it is not worth your time and money.  If you are like 30, it might be worth taking a look at.
61039
It depends on the area you live in and the type of company you work for.  An experienced EA can easily command a salary in the high 30's/low 40s.
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 !!
273595
15000 basic salary\nn 10 to 20 times over tht as under da table salary
219461
Go to salary.com and type in your location. It really does depend on location.
423734
www.salary.com is the BEST and most thorough website for finding out that information. Hope it helps!
683932
My guess is about 50K/year.
19955
Read here: http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap.htm\n\nYou should find all the answers you'd like to know there.