WesNathan
Confused about dryer sheets
Greetings. I'm new here. I've been retired for 8 years. We have gone through bankruptcy (2010), moved from Oklahoma (4 years and a disaster) back to Florida (arrived flat broke).
The news is not all bad. I'm sure you're tired of reading about sad stories from people who managed to screw up an otherwise decent life. I'll try to be brief.
I'm kinda searching for an investment vehicle that will allow us to invest $100 a month, for about , well, as long as it goes, but say, 2 years. We live on $3500 a month retirement income (SS and a government pension, combined income). We live in a very nice 55+ mobile home community, where the people are friendly and caring. That matters.
Most of our neighbors are financially secure. We seem to be the rare ones living on the razors edge. I don't mean to seem ungrateful. I'm not. We are very fortunate to have found the home we have and the living circumstances. We could be living out of a car.
So we live from retirement check to retirement check, hoping the hurricanes will stay away because our insurance pays next to nothing.
But we can scrape about $100 a month to invest. Long term, if people in their 70s and late 60s dare to think long term, we'd like to generate some kind of additional income. At our ages, investing seems to be the only option. We are both in very good health.
We're not expecting to get wealthy investing $100 a month anytime soon. But it would be good if we could generate any kind of income down the road.
Fantasyland, or is there a way? Appreciate your input.
Wes
The news is not all bad. I'm sure you're tired of reading about sad stories from people who managed to screw up an otherwise decent life. I'll try to be brief.
I'm kinda searching for an investment vehicle that will allow us to invest $100 a month, for about , well, as long as it goes, but say, 2 years. We live on $3500 a month retirement income (SS and a government pension, combined income). We live in a very nice 55+ mobile home community, where the people are friendly and caring. That matters.
Most of our neighbors are financially secure. We seem to be the rare ones living on the razors edge. I don't mean to seem ungrateful. I'm not. We are very fortunate to have found the home we have and the living circumstances. We could be living out of a car.
So we live from retirement check to retirement check, hoping the hurricanes will stay away because our insurance pays next to nothing.
But we can scrape about $100 a month to invest. Long term, if people in their 70s and late 60s dare to think long term, we'd like to generate some kind of additional income. At our ages, investing seems to be the only option. We are both in very good health.
We're not expecting to get wealthy investing $100 a month anytime soon. But it would be good if we could generate any kind of income down the road.
Fantasyland, or is there a way? Appreciate your input.
Wes