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Me & My Money: Starting retirement planning at 30 to retire by 48 years old
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Financial content editor Angela Teng, 36, says her retirement lifestyle will be simple, allowing her to pursue her interests.
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SINGAPORE – Most people at age 30 are embarking on their careers, starting families and making grand life plans, but financial content editor Angela Teng used that milestone to kick-start her ambitious plan to retire at just 48.
Ms Teng, now 36, has crunched the numbers and kept that lofty goal uppermost in her mind: “I have calculated a conservative expenditure of $1,500 a month for my daily needs after I retire.
