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Retiring comfortably at 62 with your spouse requires a nest egg of $1.3 million to $1.8 million depending on state, and roughly $500K more than waiting until 65.

St. George retirement at 65 demands a $525,000 paid-off home plus $450,000 in invested assets, assuming a 4% withdrawal rate and full Social Security. Retiring at 62 instead of 67 shrinks Social ...