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I hope you're feeling better. If your throat starts feeling like that you should ake an allergy pill. Probably bendryl would be the best bet, and call your doctor.

Firecalc looks good, 100% but I think it assumes that I'm going to do the "total market" portfolio up until I retire and throughout retirement. That's not very realistic. I think I'd go more conservative as I got older.

True, I expect to sell and move but I suppose I might not find someplace cheaper when I do. Staying where I am I'll still have my condo fee to deal with. My savings/investments are at 346,449.25 without the home equity in there. Without my mortgage I estimate my current expenses at about...

The number of "official cases" is always low compared to the actual cases, in a pandemic. With H1N1 studies after the fact showed that the deaths were likely at least 15 times higher than the official count, so I assume the infection rate was likely 15 times higher than the official count on...

I haven't been using the elevator in my building since this all started... not once I heard that the virus can linger in the air for 3 hours in enclosed / not well ventilated areas. If I were going to fly I'd fly Southwest. They're still leaving middle seats empty.

The problem may be that they're finding that the antibodies may not hang around very long. Hopefully the body's T-cells rememeber the virus longer and will kick up an immune response if the person is exposed again.

Hi everyone... Here are my stats: I just turned 48 and am single with no dependents. I hope to be retire by the end of the year that I turn 56. Sooner is always better, but my guesstimate is that I'll have enough money by then to be able to have a $4000/mo income, increasing by 2% every year...