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Anyone? I near such a decision. Moving always sucks in the extreme, but more so in one's later years as by that time you feel like you should be done with all that.

I've always been very aggressive and will rebalance when I retire, but not before, and even then not dramatically. I'm around 80/20 now if not more.

This is always a good thing to watch out for, but with recent high cholesterol and blood sugar counts, I had to make a serious change in my diet which I didn't think was bad to begin with. It's amazing what you learn when you play closer attention to the labels. Sugar for ex is about more than...

I often discover TV shows after they were popular and in re-runs. Big Bang Theory is the latest. Frasier was similar. And I can always watch MASH or All in the Family if they're on. And while I get people who say it was kinda hokey, somehow I have gotten into Quantum Leap lately. I think Scott...

Just curious to talk shop. :)

I don't mean specific stocks or funds...for example for me I'm about: 40% large cap funds 40% small/mid cap 10% specialty 10% bonds I've been aggressive and so had little in bonds actually and trying to make up ground as I'm 50something. But I've never been a bond fan and even now...

Anyone have this? I looked into it but holy #### it's expensive. Granted long term health care is too, I guess you can't win. They say 50s is the "sweet spot" cost-wise of when to get into it, but I'm on the fence.

I posted this elsewhere https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/132399/how-are-tax-rates-for-roth-and-traditional-iras-determined Thought I'd toss this out for general discussion as it impacts whether to go Roth or Traditional. Frankly I'm not seeing the advantage to Roth, making of course...