<prompt> Human: Hi! I really appreciate any feedback, even if it amount to hire a financial consultant dumbass. I work in IT at a successful company. Weve had 300 growth in our share price the past 5 years with plenty of room to grow. Im married and rent an apartment for 2900 a month. Our asset breakdown looks like this:50k in cash savings40k in vested stock options and RSUs100k in unvested options and RSUs7k in dividend sin stocks, cigarettes mostly200k in 401k being maxed out each year.Debt: 0. Student loans are paid off as well as our cars. I make around 170k a year and my wife makes 65k. I have around a 90 chance of getting stock options every year worth around 30k. I participate in an ESPP with 10 of my income getting the stock at a 15 discount. As I said before we both max our 401ks.I personally consider myself very fortunate. We live well within our means, spending most of our extra income on travel and seeing friends. I dont need a nice car, we largely rely on public transit and Im going to drive my 2006 Nissan Altima another 10 years hopefully. We eat out once a week, but otherwise cook at home, however these nights out average 150 or so. As I said before, most of our spending goes to travel, spending anywhere from 10-20k on trips each year. My question is this. If I want to retire at 50, is that something that is feasible? Could. Make simple changes, while maintaining a travel budget of 10k and get there? Thanks again for the help.  <response>: With that level of income and those expenses only, it would be sort of surprising if you couldnt retire at 50. But you might not want to.You have 400K in assets now, and your annual savings growth is 36Kmatch on 401ks, plus probably 60K in net income - expenses annually. Youd be looking at 2M in current dollars by age 50 in almost any rational scenario. 