TDLR:
After selling business, partnerships, and other assets/taxes I’ll have between $2-3 million, I’m extremely frugal, and am looking for a solution that isn’t extremely complicated or require tons of paperwork.
I’m guesstimating at the low end, Is it realistic to be able to retire in early 30s with 2 million? What would be considered a smart investment planning route or a good place to learn about what a good plan might look like?
I’m pretty financially literate, but not entirely sure for tax purposes and it’s a bit overwhelming to plan everything. I’m trying not to hire a financial advisor if possible, and also want to keep things as simple as possible.
Not including any of that I have about 120k in Roth and 370k in a mix of stocks, mostly voo/brk/misc
Just looking for different opinions/options/ resources for planning this out. Or would it be smarter to just go through a financial advisor?
Single, no kids, no debt. Might plan for a family in the future but unsure atm. Mostly been a boggle head type
Is this unrealistic to think I can retire with 2m in early 30s?