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echolim88
Jul 25, 2014Explorer
ITGuy...very moved by your story. While I was laid off several times when the IT bubble burst, I never had to go through what you did, I did re-locate across the country in an attempt to start over and reduce my living costs, but back then I still didn't "get it." Now at 47, I look at all the junk I've accumulated and I feel like I'm drowning.
Since the economy tanked I got a late start on my 401k and savings. I am thinking about going full-time where I work and live now. Selling the s&b so I can actually save money for retirement and then travel with my fiver when I'm finally free.
Thank you all for your informative posts about how to get rid of everything. I have no heirs, so selling it off and donating will be the only way to go. An estate sale sounds perfect. I know letting go will be a process, but it's one I'm actually looking forward to.
Safe travels everyone!
Since the economy tanked I got a late start on my 401k and savings. I am thinking about going full-time where I work and live now. Selling the s&b so I can actually save money for retirement and then travel with my fiver when I'm finally free.
Thank you all for your informative posts about how to get rid of everything. I have no heirs, so selling it off and donating will be the only way to go. An estate sale sounds perfect. I know letting go will be a process, but it's one I'm actually looking forward to.
Safe travels everyone!
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