My wife has used Yoogie's Closet and received very good offers from them. In fact they were much better than other sites she tried. Good luck!
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I bet this knocks the markets down another 8-12% before recovering (not as bad for US markets). It's the uncertainty regarding the other major EU members leaving that will keep it rough for a while.
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We shoot for about 100K/yr but came in well under at $80K. Moving to a smaller place helped as taxes are significantly lower.
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IMHO there are always "experts" predicting market movements in one way or another. Look at bond prices since 2010 when all the "experts" said they had nowhere to go but down. I keep my AA within an appropriate range and the rest of the time be just plain lazy.
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Thanks for sending that link. The Onion cracks me up!
If you haven't seen it before, search their website for the "Apple Wheel" video. It's a classic.
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Been going to LA Fitness M-F mornings (8:30a) for many years. It's a great way to get going in the morning and the social aspect is pretty good too.
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Retired a bit over two years ago at age 38 with a wife and 9 year old (11 now). It was a great decision and I have no regrets. However, It took a good 8 months before I didn't feel weird not being at w@$k on a weekday. Now it feels right as rain.
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Not even close. We spent about 20-25% of our average earnings during our working years. We were good at limiting "lifestyle inflation" as our earnings increased.
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