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Okay so.... The kids are all married. We paid off the house. We bought our new TT, bought our new TV. Have no debt. DW (59) has set her retirement date for 4/27/16. We leave on 4/28 for a six week vac...
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bid_time wrote:2oldman wrote:You haven't a clue as to what amount of money they have already saved, what it is invested in, what their sources of income are, how good their health is, what health insurance they have, what their future needs are, what their life expectancy is, and about 600 other relevant questions. For all you know they could be 100% invested in rubber trees in Antartica.nickthehunter wrote:You will from me. I don't sugar-coat stuff about people going "full time" with no money, no plans and kids. And I have the deleted posts to prove it.
If you are looking for "real" expert advice to help you decide if you are making good decisions at this time, you won't find any of that here.
These folks are doing fine.
So in my humble opinion, your opinion of how well they are doing is worthless.
Yep, not to many "experts" on here. Before using any info on here, have at least 7 years of tax records on hand, maybe recent ekg and cat scan. And don't do anything with your security's yet. You'll have to wait till congress works out the "fiduciary" type laws, they are supposedly working on. So, while I'm not an "expert" you might have to wait till Congress gets it worked out. That shouldn't be too long...or you could always ask an "expert":E http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2015/12/09/391307.htm
