i get it, thats what i've done - but as I enter the retirement phase the complexity of money get pretty up there. SSI, tax rates based on withdraws, medicare etc.
plus, have you missed opportunities? I'm sure i have.
as a kid, living on a medium size private lake in Missouri, i would 'steal' my dads cassette and take my early 80s Realistic boom box and head out to fish. In between cast i could be seen waving my pole around like a conductor.
I was - and still am - an odd duck
17 minutes for this opus:
my back up has ruined me for that last few feet in other vehicles. I get out and i'm like 3 feet from the curb (i back in most everywhere i go unless i can pull thru)
welcome to the forum.
in making sure it floats, float is for several hours with you in it or run it for an hour watching the bilge for water the whole time. Slow at first, a few spurts on plane.
now for my two cents inflation adjusted to a quarter of a penny is to do your plan this year...
yeah about to pull the trigger got my EIN this morning and i also saw rolling to a roth is taxable and that tax ill would be huge. We'll prob do small ones when she retires.
had not looked in a bit so thought i would
using S&P 500 as the yardstick previous 12 months i have beat the market by 3.6%, YTD basically a push
one of wifes is 2.6% 12 months and even ytd
second does not have a 12 month view and ytd 2% behind.
so all in all about a push
similar. Hilton garden inn, jackson ms. Security out front no biggie to me. After dark so naturally i asked him where a good place to eat was because hotel food is usually grim at best. He sad nah man you dont wanna do that so i went back in a the food was better than grim.
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