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    SIGN PETITION FOR Jack Bogle's Presidential Medal of Freedom

    There is a petition drive currently underway to nominate John C. Bogle for the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Here is a very nice Forbes article highlighting some of Jack Bogle's contributions to individual investors and why he should be nominated: Where Is John C. Bogle's Presidential Medal Of...
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    Midpack's FIRECalc post 59988

    [/B][/B][/I] Anyone know how to have Firecalc display withdrawal rates? I found this older post (59988) today while researching the same question as the original OP. In part of Midpack's reply she showed a withdrawal rate from Firecalc. (see above) Anyone know how Midpack was able to get...
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    Are Statins safe ?

    Went to a cardiologist for a consult due to family history of early CAD. I'm 59. He said my stress test was negative for ischemia. I have jogged regularly for the last 15 years. I am slim and watch my diet (except for sugar). The Doctor recommended I start taking a low dose statin. He said in...
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    What percentage of net worth allocated to stocks ?

    Some of us are risk averse and keep money in CD's or money markets and are not entirely invested in the market. Am I in the minority on this ? ??? So my question is not what percentage of your "portfolio" is in stocks, but rather, what the percentage of your "net worth" is invested in stocks...
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    Should we back-up the truck today ?

    Good Morning, It looks like stocks market will be up big today. My cash allocation is too high and I have been wanting to add more stocks. Would today be a good day to shift it all to a broad stock market fund like Vanguard TSM ?
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    Checked out and hope to never return.

    Since MichaelB suggested I come over here and introduce myself, let me begin with a warm hello to all. :greetings10: I fired at 58, but not because I had accumulated a staggering amount of wealth. The truth is I retired because remaining in the workplace would have led to permanent insanity...
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    HSA $1000 catch-up -- Is it not deductible ? ?

    My understanding was that the additional $1000 catch-up for Health Savings Accounts was also deductible. However, line 13 on Form 8889 forces you to report the smaller of Line 2 ($6150) or Line 12 ($7150). The effect is that it takes away the $1000 catch-up and only allows you to enter the...
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