Yes and no if you was retired right now and needed to take a RMD this would not be a good time if you have a few more years before you need the money then no it's not as badThen you know that one bad year is practically a non issue.
Yes and no if you was retired right now and needed to take a RMD this would not be a good time if you have a few more years before you need the money then no it's not as badThen you know that one bad year is practically a non issue.
We're talking about retiring at 55 though. Of course I'm not blowing 10k at the local poker tournament either.Yes and no if you was retired right now and needed to take a RMD this would not be a good time if you have a few more years before you need the money then no it's not as bad
Ship it in! I didn’t play a hand until I was dealt KK...Safe flop and I bet all three streets and won. I could actually breathe then knowing I wouldn’t go broke the first hand lolWhat would you do if you got dealt pocket aces the first hand and two people before you wen all in? That would be the hardest decision ( besides @Indecisi0n ) ever! The logical thing would be to call because you have the best starting hand, but then you risk losing out on the very first hand to some tool who went all in with like AJ and losing $10,000.
This is no this example please please remember meWe're talking about retiring at 55 though. Of course I'm not blowing 10k at the local poker tournament either.
Not when it costs you 35% of what you have accumulated over the last 25+ yearsThen you know that one bad year is practically a non issue.
I'm not sure what you're asking me?This is no this example please please remember me
It's retired today in the market kept going down and you did not have any additional money to put into the market .
Add an inflation everything else what would you do? I'm being completely serious
How much would you need to retire comfortably?I'm not sure what you're asking me?
If you figure that money is gone forever, then sure.Not when it costs you 35% of what you have accumulated over the last 25+ years
The reason I got out 2 years ago. I wanted to lock in what I had for retirement. I thought maybe I made a mistake for losing out on a lot of growth but now I think I made the right decision.Not when it costs you 35% of what you have accumulated over the last 25+ years
If you retired today would you give up what you are making now plus not being able to buy into the market at or near the bottom?trust me I'm leaving by the end of this contract but I'm glad(not really) this happened now and not during my retirementI'm not sure what you're asking me?
I'm looking at about 60k/year in pension and around 400k invested (after the recent bloodbath). That's gonna do it for me with money to spare.How much would you need to retire comfortably?
I am staying until our youngest is off our insurance.. glad to make a couple hundred k more now that the market has dropped.If you retired today would you give up what you are making now plus not being able to buy into the market at or near the bottom?trust me I'm leaving by th end of this contract but I'm glad(not really) this happened now and not during my retirement
What FT or PT makes $200k ?Serious question..how much is enough to walk away from a 200k job with free insurance and almost 9 weeks of vacation if you are still in good shape?
How many years in now?I'm looking at about 60k/year in pension and around 400k invested (after the recent bloodbath). That's gonna do it for me with money to spare.
My papers are already in, I'm retiring in 9 weeks.If you retired today would you give up what you are making now plus not being able to buy into the market at or near the bottom?trust me I'm leaving by the end of this contract but I'm glad(not really) this happened now and not during my retirement
Two more years for my wife and I workingWhat FT or PT makes $200k ?
25 FTHow many years in now?
Ooops ..meant 100kWhat FT or PT makes $200k ?