<prompt> Human: My fiance very soon to be husband! will have a pension that pays until both of us pass away at 75 of his highest years earnings that begins when he is 47 I will be 48. This will amount to about 90,000 a year just with his pension, which is non taxable in the state in which we plan to retire in. We are also actively contributing to his deferred compensation account, which will probably have close to 300,000 in it upon retirement. I also have a 401k with my job. Our healthcare costs are also 100 paid for and will be in retirement as well.Obviously, things could happen that prevent us from retiring early, but if we are both able to work for the next 23 years at our current income which will increase, we will have our house paid off and no debt as we head into it. This is foreign language to everyone in our families, and everyone is advising against it. However, in retirement, I think 100,000 per year income is plenty, even with our love of travel. After all our bills, we should still have thousands left over per month to do whatever we want with. We dont have children, and they are not in our future.Am I missing accounting for something?! I know if we got divorced for some reason or if some life-altering event happened, it wouldnt be possible, but I also have a retirement account of my own for this instance.  <response>: A follow-up question:...is his workplace hiring? 