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When I retire, my full time job will be selling the **** I acquired pre-retirement.
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Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 22352828)
When I retire, my full time job will be selling the **** I acquired pre-retirement.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22352824)
Definitely easier for a couple.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22352824)
Definitely easier for a couple.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22352837)
Only if they both worked thru life.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22352803)
A lot depends on the lifestyle you want to live. I think most people would be very happy if they could maintain pre-retirement lifestyle after they quit working.
The problem is that as your work income increases, your lifestyle typically does as well. Most don’t want to cut back when the income stops. |
Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 22352844)
I hope to maintain the lifestyle I have. We also live pretty frugally right now and don’t try to keep up with the Joneses. Our house cost about 300k less than we could reasonably afford, our cars are paid off and we have negligible debt outside of mortgages. Those will be paid off long before retirement age. Or I hope.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22352835)
Everything but the Christmas decorations.
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Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 22352849)
I'm not getting any younger.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22352847)
Aspero = frugal? :foo: ;)
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Originally Posted by genejockey
(Post 22352804)
Yeah, sometimes you just get so negative.....
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22352883)
Will you be here all week, and should I make sure I try the veal?
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Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 22352828)
When I retire, my full time job will be selling the **** I acquired pre-retirement.
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I have a lot I could easily sell. Nothing that would enrich me though
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22352893)
I have a lot I could easily sell. Nothing that would enrich me though
"Don't worry! We'll make it up in VOLUME!!!" |
Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22352803)
A lot depends on the lifestyle you want to live. I think most people would be very happy if they could maintain pre-retirement lifestyle after they quit working.
The problem is that as your work income increases, your lifestyle typically does as well. Most don’t want to cut back when the income stops. |
Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22352904)
My biggest fear/unknown is the cost of health care between 60, when I will almost certainly leave my current job (in 3.25 years), and 65. No idea what it would cost on the open market.
#Whatacountry! |
Why 3? After the large one is procured the rest are superfluous. SMFH.
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22352908)
That s a major issue for us. We currently pay $30K/year for a fairly crappy policy with a high deductible. It must be budgeted for until age 65.
#Whatacountry! |
Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 22352914)
How high is high? That’s super expensive.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22352904)
My biggest fear/unknown is the cost of health care between 60, when I will almost certainly leave my current job (in 3.25 years), and 65. No idea what it would cost on the open market.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22352904)
My biggest fear/unknown is the cost of health care between 60, when I will almost certainly leave my current job (in 3.25 years), and 65. No idea what it would cost on the open market.
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Full disclosure, the health insurance is paid with pre-tax dollars, so the effective "cost" to me is approx 70% of 30K i.e. $21K.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
(Post 22352910)
Why 3? After the large one is procured the rest are superfluous. SMFH.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22352928)
Why are you asking us?
Apparently you learned something today.:bday: |
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