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You reach $5M net worth.
Would you rather:
A. Die with $10M and leave your kids a fortune?
B. Spend more, help your kids along the way, and die with $2M?
C. Give your kids most of your money while you’re around to see what they do with it.
What’s your choice?
Would you rather:
A. Die with $10M and leave your kids a fortune?
B. Spend more, help your kids along the way, and die with $2M?
C. Give your kids most of your money while you’re around to see what they do with it.
What’s your choice?
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DividendBoomer retweeted
Yeah I know I could be doing this.
But I worked to build wealth so I can afford pay other people to take care of my yard.
But I worked to build wealth so I can afford pay other people to take care of my yard.
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DividendBoomer retweeted
Assuming a 5% withdrawal rate in retirement (the 4% rate is old news), you need the following portfolios to cover the monthly expenses listed.
Expenses • portfolio
$4,000 •• $960k
$5,000 •• $1.2M
$6,000 •• $1.44M
$7,000 •• $1.68M
$8,000 •• $1.92M
$9,000 •• $2.16M
$10,000 •• $2.4M
$1M in retirement doesn’t buy much.
Expenses • portfolio
$4,000 •• $960k
$5,000 •• $1.2M
$6,000 •• $1.44M
$7,000 •• $1.68M
$8,000 •• $1.92M
$9,000 •• $2.16M
$10,000 •• $2.4M
$1M in retirement doesn’t buy much.
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DividendBoomer retweeted
You reach $5M net worth.
Would you rather:
A. Die with $10M and leave your kids a fortune?
B. Spend more, help your kids along the way, and die with $2M?
C. Give your kids most of your money while you’re around to see what they do with it.
What’s your choice?
Would you rather:
A. Die with $10M and leave your kids a fortune?
B. Spend more, help your kids along the way, and die with $2M?
C. Give your kids most of your money while you’re around to see what they do with it.
What’s your choice?
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Yeah I know I could be doing this.
But I worked to build wealth so I can afford pay other people to take care of my yard.
But I worked to build wealth so I can afford pay other people to take care of my yard.
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Assuming a 5% withdrawal rate in retirement (the 4% rate is old news), you need the following portfolios to cover the monthly expenses listed.
Expenses • portfolio
$4,000 •• $960k
$5,000 •• $1.2M
$6,000 •• $1.44M
$7,000 •• $1.68M
$8,000 •• $1.92M
$9,000 •• $2.16M
$10,000 •• $2.4M
$1M in retirement doesn’t buy much.
Expenses • portfolio
$4,000 •• $960k
$5,000 •• $1.2M
$6,000 •• $1.44M
$7,000 •• $1.68M
$8,000 •• $1.92M
$9,000 •• $2.16M
$10,000 •• $2.4M
$1M in retirement doesn’t buy much.
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$AMZN -> Less than 1% gain in 2 years 😕
The S&P is up 20%
I chose $AMZN as my 52 week challenge in Jan 2025.
I have bought it every week since then, the only stock I have ever DCA’d.
I think @JeffBezos owes me an apology.
Or he can just give me some money.
The S&P is up 20%
I chose $AMZN as my 52 week challenge in Jan 2025.
I have bought it every week since then, the only stock I have ever DCA’d.
I think @JeffBezos owes me an apology.
Or he can just give me some money.
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Ok, if this is true explain to us why you sued Tesla $TSLA to demand a trillion dollar pay package.
Why do you need that if money won’t matter??
Why the hypocrisy?
Why do you need that if money won’t matter??
Why the hypocrisy?
@battleangelviv Saving money for the distant future is pointless with the advent of super intelligent abundance
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It’s not hard to get to $1M invested with a typical 10% return and compounding.
Invest $1K/month and it will take 22.4 years
$2k/mo, 16.5 years
$3k/mo, 13.4 years
$4k/mo, 11.3 years
$5k/mo, 9.8 years.
It is very doable.
Invest $1K/month and it will take 22.4 years
$2k/mo, 16.5 years
$3k/mo, 13.4 years
$4k/mo, 11.3 years
$5k/mo, 9.8 years.
It is very doable.
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I have 480 shares of $GOOGL
It got hit hard after releasing its earnings.
Would you hold, buy the dip, or sell/trim?
You can see my cost in the pics.
Google’s FCF is trending strongly downward.
The recent 4 quarters:
+$24.6B
+$14.8B
-$5.9B
-$9.1B
But revenue is exploding.
It got hit hard after releasing its earnings.
Would you hold, buy the dip, or sell/trim?
You can see my cost in the pics.
Google’s FCF is trending strongly downward.
The recent 4 quarters:
+$24.6B
+$14.8B
-$5.9B
-$9.1B
But revenue is exploding.
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Nothing good financially happens after midnight.
The only exception is your compounding investments.
And those are just sitting there judging you as you convince yourself that one more “quick look” is necessary.
Chill out, everything is fine.
Get your 8 hours.
The only exception is your compounding investments.
And those are just sitting there judging you as you convince yourself that one more “quick look” is necessary.
Chill out, everything is fine.
Get your 8 hours.
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Here's something to think about tonight.
If your net worth doubled tomorrow, would your life actually change?
If the answer is no, maybe you've already built more financial security than you give yourself credit for.
If your net worth doubled tomorrow, would your life actually change?
If the answer is no, maybe you've already built more financial security than you give yourself credit for.
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