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Retire on Cocktail - "Solver" Workaround (Patreon)

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2024-12-09 20:49:52
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For the Retire On Spreadsheet Model we used to use Solver as part of the instructions, however Google no longer supports Solver. If you want to use the Retire On Spreadsheet Model please watch this video for a workaround.

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Comments

NightGorilla13

I'm new to patreon, how do I access the models??? When I click download it gives me a connection error on the phone. Should I use PC

Ironman

James thanks I am all ready retired but, this will help me with my goal of starting a non-profit. I am more than half way there already.

Rocky Khanna

I'm new to Patreon and just started investing, where to invest right now since everything is super expensive? Do you suggest I wait but the question am I missing opportunity cost? Please help James. Thanks.

Andy O

Thanks James

The Lucky Dog

So....I got as far as make a copy of the sheet, and that you need to be proficient in spreadsheets, well it just keeps copying the instruction! LMAO, I have absolutely no idea how to even make the spreadsheet. I'm currently wondering how I'm even making money in these markets with my current level of ability with copying a spreadsheet effectively. Hanging head in shame......

Robin

Thanks 🏆

BertiesBankAccount

I think I am going to create these models in pythons plotly dash, I'll do it over the week, if anyone is interested I can share

TreasureTrain
>>157854154

There's 2 tabs at the bottom. When the Google sheet first opens up it shows the first tab which is the instructions. Just click the other tab and you'll see the results you're looking for.

Lene martin

What if I want to start this now and retire in 2028? I’m 72.

Esperanza
>>157833545

James would likely tell you rather than wait to choose an amount of money to invest each week so that you buy when it’s high, low and in between. It’s called dollar cost averaging (DCA).

Invictus1
>>157897206

Me too I’m same age. Most of the people here have 401(k)s and are younger, and I don’t have the luxury of either.

DjNais

Still dont work. I can't copy/save the file, it is locked.