Recent content by Snevl

Sounds like a common theme here. Wife and I retired in May of 2013 with both kids still in college (and both deciding to continue for a masters degree after we retired). Our portfolio is up over 2X. Like others, we were pretty stingy for several years into retirement - maybe even into 2020...

George Bernard Shaw said "youth is wasted on the young", to which I would add "retirement is wasted on the old". I'm quite content now, retired at age 62 and mostly enjoying it. However, if I were in my 20's again I would be physically able to do stuff that I just can't do now. Back then I was...