<prompt> Human: Hi all,Im interested in seeing if it would be possible to have enough funds to retire solely on maxing out your IRA over 30-35 years? Im 30 years old right now. I have 5500 in my IRA. And I plan on contributing the max every year until I retire at age 60-65. What would h next egg be? Assuming I dont have a 401k company doesnt offer it and My IRA max contribution is all Im able to put away for my retirement, will this be enough? Maybe Ill get some social security too right? If the system is still in place by then. So my question is, can you comfortably retire solely on your IRA if you had a low cost of living and lived in a low cost area? How much will I have in my Ira in the end with my current plan? Thanks  <response>: Assuming a 737; average annual return, continuing to max your IRA until 65 would give you about 872,000 at retirement. That, assuming a 437; safe withdrawal rate, would give you just under 35,000 per year in retirement. 