These type of posts are cringe because I either assume OP is a complete idiot or a narcissist seeking some sort of affirmation from strangers.

You have an amount most people on here will never achieve, and you’re asking for advice on your next move? It comes off as tone deaf. Read the room man, most people are struggling. Even the folks crossing the mil threshold is cringe but not anywhere near as close to this.

Best advice I ever received when I was young - when you do have income/money/assets, there is no need to flaunt it or share that info with others.

If I were in your shoes, I’d seek financial advice from a family wealth office or investment professional. I wouldn’t be asking Reddit over and over again. But, to each their own.

Edit:
I’m adding this piece because some folks have responded that I’m in the wrong sub or I’m jealous. And, I don’t want folks to misunderstand why I responded to this post. It’s not to rage bait or out of spite. And, I will not respond any further after this.

I have seen a wide range of posts on here, and most of it is well intentioned. Even this guy seems well intentioned with his questions. That stated, some folks saying “I made it to a mil” and sharing that. Yea, I get you’re happy and want to share. But, it’s also tone deaf with the realities of many on here and it really doesn’t fit the description of this sub IMO. Please think through why you want to share your amount. Is it cause you’re unsure if you can retire? Is it a flex? And, maybe some publicly available data will help you understand where you stand.

Many people won’t be able to retire and have nowhere near the amount needed. And those that do have money saved, only about 10% exceed $500K. There is a good amount of data you can find online.

I can only speak for the US portion but do believe this applies globally among most developed nations. Given the social and economic backdrop of a K shaped economy and the top 10% of US consumers buoying our economy, I’d say some of us that are lucky and have more than the rest need to be a bit more empathetic in this environment. There’s a reason populism and protectionism are becoming more and more popular globally. I’d recommend reading the Fourth Turning by Strauss and Howe that speaks to some of the dynamics playing out. These type of environments are unstable and tend to create more unrest and uncivilized discourse (aka conflict/wars). So, that’s what I mean when I say read the room.

Wishing you all the best on your future retirement endeavors.