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Originally Posted by fintstone
Finances and increased retirement funds seemed to get a lot better after the kids moved out and we were in our peak earning years. Unfortunately you lose some ability for long term compounding. What has helped us is that we were putting so much of our income into investment, that we were already living on half our salary. Our after retirement net income will be more than we net/spend now...as we are far to busy to spend much and lots cones out for investment. Ss, etc.
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Read my ^^^^^ post to Motion.
Sometimes I look around and see things moving along as always, and think, "Can what I say be true?" Then you look at the "debt clock" and realize the staggering truth of those numbers, and know there is just no way this system is sustainable. Further I just mentioned the economy at the grocery store or anywhere I go for that mater and virtually everybody says, "It is in the dumps with everybody just struggling to get by."