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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Let's just say that our daughters will be, the grandkids will be, someday their kids...


A couple of snoddy do nothing grandkids with an opioid and gambling addiction will severe that dream


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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
Got lucky & lived the American dream.

Bastards set the goalposts back along the way.

Figure you need at least 5 million these days to even approximate what a millionaire was when most of us started our careers


Ten million today would be roughly speaking equivalent to one million in the early 1980’s.

Ramsey is good advice for people in bad positions. But he is all wrong when it comes to borrowing money for people that know what they are doing. I’ll borrow all day long and as much as the bank will give at these interest rates. There are a few investments that make it a no brainer to borrow. For one real estate here as increased 20% a year for the last ten years I have been tracking it. Crypto you can very easily get 3 to 5X returns on. As well as some dangerous opportunities at 100X. Not that I advise that.

The stock market for the most part has only been keeping pace with inflation. Sure there are some stand out equities but on a whole there are better places to make money.


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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
In the last year lots of people have become millionaires as their home and vehicle values have soared. The tax man knows it, too.


No Chit.......Got my 2021 tax bill a couple weeks ago. Value went up $72,668 from 2020. My taxes went up $682.72. There's a little note on the bottom that says: "Reminder: Your 2020 taxes were reduced by $269.06 due to Gov. Little's one time tax reduction." Guess that is supposed to make it feel better.........

What would make me feel better is to reduce my taxes and not have a $800M Surplus for the State to spend. There's only 1.85 Million people in the State - there's some math that is hard to understand.


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Yes, been one for a bit, but it is all in property and the bank.
When I sold the old house that put me over a million by quite a bit.
If I liquidated everything it could hit almost 2, but it took 45 years of working, it was not overnight.


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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The stock market for the most part has only been keeping pace with inflation.


Actually it's averaged 9% or more. Inflation isn't even close.


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Originally Posted by centershot
Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
In the last year lots of people have become millionaires as their home and vehicle values have soared. The tax man knows it, too.


No Chit.......Got my 2021 tax bill a couple weeks ago. Value went up $72,668 from 2020. My taxes went up $682.72. There's a little note on the bottom that says: "Reminder: Your 2020 taxes were reduced by $269.06 due to Gov. Little's one time tax reduction." Guess that is supposed to make it feel better.........

What would make me feel better is to reduce my taxes and not have a $800M Surplus for the State to spend. There's only 1.85 Million people in the State - there's some math that is hard to understand.


We have conceded to the government on all levels and mediums! I doubt we’ll ever regain control of the situation.


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If you're including your primary residence to put you over the top .... you are fooling yourself.

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Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Let's just say that our daughters will be, the grandkids will be, someday their kids...


A couple of snoddy do nothing grandkids with an opioid and gambling addiction will severe that dream


Sure a lot of Millennials today that seem like they are just waiting for their parents to die.....topic for another thread.


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A million ain’t what it used to be ..

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Originally Posted by IndyCA35
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The stock market for the most part has only been keeping pace with inflation.


Actually it's averaged 9% or more. Inflation isn't even close.


Most economist agree that inflation has been rising at around 14 to 16% a year!

But if you believe big brothers numbers based on bull hit CPI. Well nobody can help you.

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The other side of it is, it's what you get to KEEP, not what ya got.

I see a lot of projections and situations while helping people with retirement decisions, where $600,000 beats $1m if the tax man isn't involved.

As for me, I am only 41 so it will be a while. Paying off debt and working the plan.

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Originally Posted by Partsman
Yes, been one for a bit, but it is all in property and the bank.
When I sold the old house that put me over a million by quite a bit.
If I liquidated everything it could hit almost 2, but it took 45 years of working, it was not overnight.

Miss Lynn gonna hit you up for a new set of tars for her Mexican Pinto. lol

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Originally Posted by OldSchool_BestSchool
If you're including your primary residence to put you over the top .... you are fooling yourself.


That would depend on a few things. Mainly your homes value at time of sale, and price of new home to downsize at time of sale.


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Originally Posted by OldSchool_BestSchool
If you're including your primary residence to put you over the top .... you are fooling yourself.


All I did was subtract debits from assets as Dave stated. Simple math. Didn't say anything about retiring (but always a goal) - I still have 10 years to go before I retire. Probably more than that. If I live that long......


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Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by Partsman
Yes, been one for a bit, but it is all in property and the bank.
When I sold the old house that put me over a million by quite a bit.
If I liquidated everything it could hit almost 2, but it took 45 years of working, it was not overnight.

Miss Lynn gonna hit you up for a new set of tars for her Mexican Pinto. lol


Hahahaha!


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Originally Posted by mjbgalt
The other side of it is, it's what you get to KEEP, not what ya got.

I see a lot of projections and situations while helping people with retirement decisions, where $600,000 beats $1m if the tax man isn't involved.

As for me, I am only 41 so it will be a while. Paying off debt and working the plan.



Very true. Capital preservation #1, gains #2.


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A millionaire of my childhood would have to have between 10 and 20M today.

I used to watch the one billion prices project to know what real inflation was. Today, one must simply judge for himself. It's a disaster, now. Fjb.


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I've heard that a million dollars isn't a lot of money many times. Uh huh, ever tried to save that much? Recently there was a thread where someone wondered what to do with $1-2000. People were calling that small amounts of money. Walmart built an empire 27 cents at a time. $1000 is a fortune. How long can you live on $1000? Invest it for 30 years and how long can you live?

Money is a subject we never discuss publicly, which is a shame. It's the most important topic of your life.


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We're doing well enough.


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One major medical, impacting the ability to earn for someone carrying a high debt to equity ratio and life quickly becomes a goat rope.
Think hard when considering leveraging borrowed dollars.
You could leave a mess for your family to clean up.
Being 100% debt free has a feeling that has to be felt to appreciate.

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