I'm 44, single, no kids, and a lifelong renter that has no interest in ever buying a house. When I look at retirement calculators and read through guidelines and whatnot, I wonder if they're assuming that most people will have bought a house and no longer have a mortgage payment (or in my case, a rental payment) throughout their retirement. As a lifelong renter, are there "different rules" I should go by when making my calculations for retirement to account for having to pay housing costs for the rest of my life?
Submitted February 05, 2024 at 10:50PM by bain_de_beurre https://ift.tt/643eJNd
