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Nov 2, 2026
JoelHOST
Did Nathan say he lives in Knoxville? I think I saw something recently about Knoxville having a really, compared to the rest of the country, the cost of living in Knoxville is amazing.
JoelHOST
And so if you're living in Knoxville and making smart moves with your money, making a decent salary but not killer and you're able to keep your expenses low well that's when you have the ability to sort of sneak in under the you know it's almost like you're under the radar essentially and because they've placed this dollar amount based on what most folks are earning and so if you happen to be earning less than that or have a way to reduce that adjusted Gross.
JoelHOST
Your AGI.
JoelHOST
Man.
Jimmy HintonHOST
And Central and Eastern Europe, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, their range is from €18,500 up to €22,500.
Jimmy HintonHOST
Gross.
Jimmy HintonHOST
Turkey and Bulgaria drop even lower, €15,400 to €18,590.
Jimmy HintonHOST
Gross.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
I mean, it's absolutely terrible.
Jimmy HintonHOST
How about Canada? All these people, oh, we're going to move to Canada.
AlbertoHOST
Yes.
AlbertoHOST
Gross.
AlbertoHOST
Yes.
AlbertoHOST
Gross.
AlbertoHOST
Right.
AlbertoHOST
But let's figure in, uh, those 40% expenses before we do this.
Kel GalavanHOST
Of their gross salary.
Kel GalavanHOST
So, if they're on 100,000 a year, they could put 25,000 in? Correct, yeah.
Kel GalavanHOST
Gross.
Ronan O'HalloranGUEST
Yeah.
Kel GalavanHOST
Okay, and that's because of his age group.
Roger WeeksHOST
So you're at £55,000.
Roger WeeksHOST
Gross.
Roger WeeksHOST
Gross.
Roger WeeksHOST
It's going to be comfortably £40,000 there, isn't it? Easy.
Roger WeeksHOST
So your concern really is the gap of seven years to fund £11,000.
Ryan PinedaHOST
So you said you guys have done, you personally, over the last 13 years, you've been in the online space, 45 million.
Ryan PinedaHOST
Gross.
Ryan PinedaHOST
Gross, yeah.
Ryan PinedaHOST
And you've evolved over the years, right? I mean, I remember last time you were on the pod, you're talking about you started at Pizza Hut.
Ryan PinedaHOST
Yeah.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
Come on in.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
So today we're going to challenge that you don't need 80, 90, or even a hundred percent of your gross income to retire comfortably.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
We've seen the calculators, you know, your income, your savings, your age, and your anticipated retirement date.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
Somewhere along the way, the calculator tells you how much income you need to replace.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
If you're making $150,000 annually and you actually spend $150,000 to maintain your lifestyle, you're not necessarily doing that.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
Before that money ever reaches your checking account, you've paid payroll taxes, contributed to retirement accounts, paid federal income taxes, and covered employee benefits.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
So, yet, we're actually planning as though every dollar of gross income was necessary to maintain your lifestyle.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
And that's where I think we're getting the conversation wrong.
Spencer T.GUEST
... never had to go there.
Spencer T.GUEST
Yeah, so one of the, one of the wrongs that we did to ourselves, my wife and I, was to run ourselves into debt that was probably close to half of my gross income on credit cards and-
John M.HOST
Gross for a year or a month?
Spencer T.GUEST
Gross for a year.
John M.HOST
Oh, wow.
Spencer T.GUEST
Okay.
Bunee FlacsHOST
Empire versus Rebels worlds and stuff.
Black WillHOST
Gross, different type of art, stuff like that.
Black WillHOST
But he dropped all that.
Black WillHOST
And I think with Warner Brothers, I don't think Superman needs to be that dark.
Black WillHOST
Your frontal lobe ain't made yet.
Bunee FlacsHOST
Yeah, and in the, yeah.
Bunee FlacsHOST
Gross.
Bunee FlacsHOST
I don't know, bro.