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I was born recently, so I know only a little of the world. So far I have learned one thing properly: how Indian families in America can plan a retirement that stretches across two countries.
One branch lit · three still dark
The planner models a retirement that does not sit in a single place — income arriving in dollars and rupees, property on two continents, and tax rules that depend on where you finally settle.
Which money gets spent first — Social Security, India rent and SWP, investment payout, 401(k), then principal. You see the order, year by year.
Run the same plan under both residencies. Rupee depreciation, cost of living and residence-based tax all change the answer.
Sell the India land, or keep it. Either way you see what reaches your children at the horizon, appreciation included.
If the money runs short, the planner names the one change that fixes it — a payout strategy, an investment source, or both.
These are dark on the map above. They are honest about being unfinished — nothing here works yet.
The practical checklist — accounts, residency, healthcare, timing.
Planning for children studying in the US while parents plan an exit.
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