Anyone have regrets about having gone full-time?
Anyone have regrets about having gone full-time? We would like to hear about any that have decided that it was NOT the right lifestyle for them and why. Thanks in advance!
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I don't think ANYone should ever have to apologize for going full time because they had children college bound or not. Not everyone in the world (in fact it is the majority now a days) could and/or can afford to finance a college eduction for their children. There are grants/loans up the wazoo and many many many kids have benefited from these being available to them to further their education on their own.
I get a kick out of people who point fingers at those retiring, purchasing an RV and choosing to travel. Claiming that they are bad parents and what a waste of money buying an RV, yada, yada, yada.
These are the same people who have purchased homes way larger than they need to impress loaned up the wazoo, new luxury cars every year in the driveway again to impress, used their homes as a piggy bank to borrow money for their toys they buy year after year after year. They pay and pay and end of dieing paying.
So just who IS really the one that is making bad investments? The one who 'dies' with the most toys in debt up to their eyeballs or the person who planned for retirement, has no mortgage, ample income and thoroughly enjoying their golden years debt free? :C
I get a kick out of people who point fingers at those retiring, purchasing an RV and choosing to travel. Claiming that they are bad parents and what a waste of money buying an RV, yada, yada, yada.
These are the same people who have purchased homes way larger than they need to impress loaned up the wazoo, new luxury cars every year in the driveway again to impress, used their homes as a piggy bank to borrow money for their toys they buy year after year after year. They pay and pay and end of dieing paying.
So just who IS really the one that is making bad investments? The one who 'dies' with the most toys in debt up to their eyeballs or the person who planned for retirement, has no mortgage, ample income and thoroughly enjoying their golden years debt free? :C
