Recent content by Fedup

Put on another trade base on news regarding Facebook. We’ll see how this pans out. Ultimately, I would like this trade to expire worthless, I get to keep the premium.

He said he also prefers owing his house, yet I’ve seen link from his blog that was posted here recently, I don’t venture over to his site, that renting was preferable. I think I might get whiplashed listen to these kinds of advices.

While it’s nice to find something you love to do, but the majority of people have to work at things that they don’t necssary aspire too. Tell that to the people who work at Waste Management and the trash will pile up. It’s not practical.

@Nemo, hope things turn out ok.

I used to plant boat loads of garlic, I was known as the Amish around my previous location, but still had tons of snails and slugs. I read the organic gardening book and it suggested oat meals and that did seem to work. However, I’m planting more garlic around the edge of my garden this year...

That would be the test, not turning in the ticket. But most people fall into the trap anyway.

Interesting, they fight over inheritance, what happens to the motto you don’t need much money to live or retire.

I’m sure there are many who retired with $500K investable assets, but maybe they are closer to SS age then at MMM age.

We need to out them, shameful, just kidding. I have not had coffee yet.

So I bought a house in 1976, if I stay in that house, I would still need $40k minimum. So that’s about $1 Million. But I was a teenager then, but if I bought it at normal working age like 25 years old, I would be dead or close to dead by now. Which means maybe more healthcare cost.

That seems to good to be true, I’m surprised I never got any. I did have Hawaiian Airlines MC with Barclays and I noticed the 3% cash advance fee always.

It’s not the 10% growth rate is the assumption, though it seems that way. But would you feel comfortable living with $300k in 2002-2003 time frame. That would mean $12k of income. Even with a house paid, there’s property tax and health insurance. Back in 2003, I remember distinctly, gas price...

They want bring pot to a restaurant.

It’s time to send a dead rat, virtual one.

No, It’s just an observation that back in 2000, the amount suggested for retirement from the media was $500K. The amount seems to be doubled every 7-8 years. If you have $500K in 2000, at the low of 2002-2003, it dropped 40-50%, so your stash is halfed to about $300k. Same with 2008, if you...