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My new favorite website

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Got in equities at 23. Looking at selling off $70k or so for a car I want. No issues here. Missing my gold/silver opportunities... Just fact here.


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My wife and I were always self employed. so no pension (or sick leave or paid time off). We did fund our IRAs and saved additional amounts in an investment account. We learned that paying other people to manage our money resulted in less money actually being earned. So we manage our own funds. We were debt free at 45 and we retired at 53, although I worked on limited special projects for another 8 years, mostly to fund capital expenses (pick up, travel trailer, bulldozer, excavator, dump truck, NULA, etc.). We can live on Social Security and next year we both face RMDs. What we have found is that a lot of people underestimate the amount of tax they have to pay in retirement - including on SS and of course on the RMDs. Our taxes are going up a lot next year as we move funds from our IRA to our investment account.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by jackmountain
When I was growing up in the 70’s and 80’s being a millionaire was huge. I remember our neighbor won a million in the lottery and immediately quit his job and bought a 1500’ house with a 2 car garage 2 blocks up the street, and we looked at him in awe.
Wondering today what’s the equivalent now of a millionaire in 1980. Apparently its $3,650,000 in adjusted dollars. I was actually surprised that’s all it was.
That's based on fake inflation numbers. To live like a 1970s millionaire today would take ten million dollars or more.

A million invested in the DOW in 1979 is now worth 40-45 million.

Let that sink in.

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A million in a 401K isn't any big deal, especially if it's combined household with you and your spouse. Pretty easy for both of you to combine to a million by retirement time if you can manage your money.


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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
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Pretty easy math on pensions. Mostly as long as you live, and maybe longer for your spouse if you go first. No need for a calculator.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
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Cuzzin of mine hit tha mill on a scratch off a few xmas
ago he looks like schit and broke today
Lots of stories that are similar. “Winning” the lotto seems to often be a bad thing.
What would one expect from a person who handles their money so frivolously as to purchase lotto tickets?


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