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American Focus > Blog > Economy > I’m 50 with $500k in cash and over $30 million in investments – can I afford a second home?
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I’m 50 with $500k in cash and over $30 million in investments – can I afford a second home?

Last updated: January 9, 2026 7:30 am
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A 50-year-old individual with a net worth of $30 million is contemplating the purchase of a $5 million vacation home. Even after this purchase, he would still have $15 million in liquid assets generating $555,000 annually at a 3.7% withdrawal rate. Additionally, his investment property already generates $100,000 in annual income with minimal debt.

The individual sought advice on whether it made financial sense to invest in a luxury property given his current financial situation and goals. The decision to buy a second home is a significant commitment involving both time and money. The individual shared details about his finances, including $7.25 million in illiquid private stock, $500,000 in cash, $20 million in conservative investments, a $2 million primary home with no debt, and a $2 million rental property with a $500,000 loan.

The individual is considering purchasing a $5 million luxury vacation property in a location where he plans to spend four to six months each year after retirement. He could either withdraw the funds from his $20 million investments or take out a mortgage to finance the purchase. Renting out the property when not in use could help offset some costs.

Upon reviewing the individual’s financial numbers, it is evident that he can comfortably afford the vacation home. Even if he pays cash for the property, leaving him with $15 million, he could generate $555,000 in annual income at a safe withdrawal rate of 3.7%. With no housing debt and an investment property generating $100,000 in income, the individual should be able to sustain his lifestyle.

The decision to proceed with the purchase will depend on whether it aligns with the individual’s lifestyle and preferences. Some recommendations from Reddit users include renting in the area first to ensure satisfaction before committing to a purchase.

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Ultimately, if the individual is confident in his choice and enjoys the location, he should not hesitate to invest in a property that brings him joy. Retirement is not just about financial investments but also about enjoying the fruits of one’s labor. After years of hard work, the individual deserves to spend his money on a dream home in a luxury destination for his retirement years.

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