It is possible to retire at age 50 with $1 million in savings, but it depends on your individual circumstances.

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To retire comfortably at age 50, you will need to have enough money to cover your living expenses.

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If you have $1 million in savings, the 4% rule says you can take out $40,000 per year in retirement.

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You will also need to factor in healthcare costs when planning for early retirement.

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To reach $1 million by age 50, you will need to save a significant amount of money each year.

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The sooner you start saving, the easier it will be  to reach your goal.

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Other factors to consider when planning for early retirement include your lifestyle, health, and financial goals.

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It is important to have a plan for what you will do after retiring at 50.

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One study found that the average retiree is bored within one year of retirement, so it is important to have activities planned.

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