skyking1
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
It was never about the money. Robbie has the intestinal fortitude to DO EET!!
Most people chicken out. Robbie is our hero
Most people chicken out. Robbie is our hero
Are we ready?
- Thread starter ChuffedBullocks
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Are you serious?
You have tons more $$ than you'll need. DO IT NOW. LOL
And raise the bar; take some exciting trips, so some interesting things that are out of your comfort zone. You'll be shocked how fast the time goes. Don't miss it.
You have tons more $$ than you'll need. DO IT NOW. LOL
And raise the bar; take some exciting trips, so some interesting things that are out of your comfort zone. You'll be shocked how fast the time goes. Don't miss it.
aubailey
Dryer sheet wannabe
Don't take this wrong, but you are wasting time asking this question. Either you are very financially inept or you need assurances that are not needed.
MC Rider
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
123 years left with $20500 a year in expenses
Party on Wayne!
Party on Wayne!
Retired Expat
Full time employment: Posting here.
Please take the time and money to enjoy your lives. Frugal is good when in savings mode but maybe now treat yourselves? A luxury cruise.. dine out more, travel to the cities and places you always wanted to see? Live better, eat better. Spending money benefits your whole community with jobs, and income for others to spend. You can live pretty great on just your income and let the investments sit and grow.
Oh and adopt some rescue animals and give them a home and love
Oh and adopt some rescue animals and give them a home and love
dukebound85
Dryer sheet wannabe
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you know the answer......unless you are humble bragging
dak2018
Recycles dryer sheets
On the off chance that the OP is not a joke:
1) Figure out what expenditures you can make now to improve and perhaps simplify your home, for example putting in lower maintenance landscaping. Go through your home with a fine tooth comb and have anything that is not in perfect condition repaired or replaced. (I honestly don't know how one can have a home and have total expenses at your level - does nothing ever need repair?)
2) Figure out what you want to do with your huge excess of funds each month - broadly you can spend it on yourself, your family, or simply give it away to organizations / people that have some real need. If your intention is to live at your current level, you might as well start doing some good with the funds that you have.
3). Wait to do anything until after you have been retired for a bit. You might well find that your extremely low cost living situation tends to inflate as you have more free time and freedom. You can clearly easily accommodate a huge amount of lifestyle inflation without even noticing it in your budget.
Congratulations on your pending retirement - now the fun begins!
1) Figure out what expenditures you can make now to improve and perhaps simplify your home, for example putting in lower maintenance landscaping. Go through your home with a fine tooth comb and have anything that is not in perfect condition repaired or replaced. (I honestly don't know how one can have a home and have total expenses at your level - does nothing ever need repair?)
2) Figure out what you want to do with your huge excess of funds each month - broadly you can spend it on yourself, your family, or simply give it away to organizations / people that have some real need. If your intention is to live at your current level, you might as well start doing some good with the funds that you have.
3). Wait to do anything until after you have been retired for a bit. You might well find that your extremely low cost living situation tends to inflate as you have more free time and freedom. You can clearly easily accommodate a huge amount of lifestyle inflation without even noticing it in your budget.
Congratulations on your pending retirement - now the fun begins!
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