To: dynachrome
Just my opinion but age 34 is too young to retire. Those are the prime working years. Also at issue in this case is lifestyle and location. Wait until your in the 50’s, grown kids and a somewhat downsized lifestyle. Could have saved so much more too working another 15-20 years.
13 posted on
12/20/2019 11:29:01 AM PST by
tflabo
(Prince of Peace, Lion of Righteousness)
To: tflabo
Just my opinion but age 34 is too young to retire. Those are the prime working years. Also at issue in this case is lifestyle and location. Wait until your in the 50’s, grown kids and a somewhat downsized lifestyle. Could have saved so much more too working another 15-20 years. Agreed. In addition, if you have living parents and are placed in a position where you would need to help them out, having a working income or more saved up would definitely assist in doing that.
25 posted on
12/20/2019 11:31:34 AM PST by
CatOwner
To: tflabo
He should be taxed up the wazoo, we need to discourage idle rich in this country.
29 posted on
12/20/2019 11:33:38 AM PST by
dfwgator
(Endut! Hoch Hech!)
To: tflabo
Here in Texas we still use outhouses and the summer has eighty percent humidity and it’s generally a hundred and six degrees except if in cools down when the tornadoes run close together...
36 posted on
12/20/2019 11:43:55 AM PST by
MrEdd
(Caveat Emptor)
To: tflabo
...until your in the 50’s... your = possessive case
you're = you are
79 posted on
12/20/2019 8:11:10 PM PST by
Windflier
(Torches and pitchforks ripen on the vine. Left too long, they become black rifles.)
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