I searched the sidebar and guides and didn't find anything that matches my somewhat unique situation, so please be patient with me.
So I am 28, my wife is 30. We are both disabled vets. I'm 100% permanent and total. I will receive $3336 a month for life. This figure will be adjusted by the government over the years for cost of living. My wife is rated at 70% and gets roughly $1500 monthly for the remainder of her life. shebetteroutliveme which will also receive a COLA. This is also for life. This puts us at close to $5k a month, tax free. We are 100% covered for medical expenses as well.
Some other pertinent financial info:
We own two cars. a 2013 and a 2014. Both paid off and under 100k miles between the two of them.
$12k in a Vanguard index fund with a target retirement of 2055.
$26k in a Roth TSP account.
$30k Checking.
$30k Savings.
Zero debt.
My wife and I are also both childfree. So no kids now or ever.
Currently renting an apartment but looking at buying a home out in the Colorado Springs area.
Is this the endgame? I feel like we have followed the flow chart for financial success, and I am at the end of it. What now? What are some of the things we can do to put our money to work for us? We were looking at budgeting $360k for a home, but don't know if we could increase that because we have steady, passive income.
I feel like after all these years we finally have financial security. I want to keep it that way, but I don't know where to start.
If you have any questions I will be around to answer them! Thanks for your time.
Submitted July 07, 2019 at 07:42PM by throwaway1080phd https://ift.tt/30i5IAN
