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My husband and I are 75. We have $1.5 million in stocks and $425,000 in savings. Is that too much cash?
A 75-year-old couple has $1.5 million in stocks and $425,000 in savings. They are debt-free, and the husband will receive 80% of his salary upon retirement.
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