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I have not seen you in a minute. Great to see you.

Retire with grace when you're dead You're dead, after that Who cares

Nice little road trip!!

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I wish i had a time machine to back in time and fix all my mistakes

That was a really long video to explain that you did not understand the rule of 55. There are a few caveats to that rule that many do not understand. 1. You have to leave or be fired, etc in the year you would turn 55. 2. You can do this anytime after the year. So 55, 56, 57, ... 3. You can only access the 401k of the company you just left. 4. To do this easily. The companies 401k plan has to allow partial withdrawals before 59.5. this is not always the case. 6. If the 401k does not allow partial withdrawals, you can take out a portion penalty free under the rule of 55 and move the rest to an IRA. If you then need to access the IRA money, you could use the 72t rule to get money penalty free for 5 years or until you turn 59.5. whichever is the greater of the 2.

Have plan... yeah okay

I retired almost two years ago and love every second of it. I was a saver in my life but NEVER made a lot of money - and also had to LITERALLY start over with nothing at almost forty years of age due to a bad divorce. I did take advantage of a company matching 401k, and thankfully, with social security and my investments - who I have a company overlook for me - I can live on $3000 monthly no problem, and that's only taking a thousand from my retirement account. Lastly, I do and always have lived BELOW my means, even when I didn't have to. That's the key. I will also say where I worked we lost no less than 8 workers who were within tasting retirement - between the ages of 55 and 65, and it was heartbreaking for them and their loved ones, and they never made it to the point where they could smell the roses, just worked and worked and worked a LOT of hours. Retire as soon as you can and enjoy the time you have left, is my advice. I did retire at 65, but only because I needed that medicare - otherwise I'd have gone earlier. Best of luck.

😂 We definitely are part of that! We have no other choice though. 😂

We all pay the price for debt. Best to use the equity in your home.

I agree. I love Walmart at 10AM. I am in and out in 5 minutes.

While not retired I can definitely relate to what you are saying about so many people creating traffic jams, long lines in stores (mostly just food shopping or stupid home goods). I myself work my tail off, self employed and really never take a day off. I like to ride one of my three motorcycles preferably during daylight hours but the roads are crowded. I get burnt out with work related driving so my bikes collect dust when I do ride I am often stuck behind too many cars. So basically a hobby of mine gets shelved in favor of staying at home when not working and just surfing the net whilst snaking and boozing. Oh well at least I work. I'm 50 and I have a good home and I save and I just aspire for retirement age if....I can maintain decent health, a healthy planet down the road etc, etc.....Who knows it will all probably go up in smoke with climate change and or WW3 but we try to do the best we can.

Ask your financial advisor about the 72t rule. And for rule of 55, as long as you are with your company when you turn 55 or after.

I did it at 35 years old. I did not know better. I was in college and thought that I could cash flow school. It did not work well. I still ran up student loan debt later. Some people (like me in my younger days) are financially illiterate. Most of the people just do not know any better

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Is this a joke?

Nice! I'm in Westchester County NY. I've stayed at Keuka Lake for three days on our way to Niagra Falls. Beatiful place.

Don't simply retire from something; have something to retire to. Start saving, keep saving, and stick to investments

Thank you for sharing. I like to sell puts to generate some income on stocks I want to own a little cheaper. What triple leverage funds do you use when you feel the market will drop down? Or which Triple leverage ETF's do you use for the swing trades? I'm also looking to generate some side profits while i have more core long term holdings. Thank you.

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TRIPLE leverage. A BEAST!. but gotta be careful. High yields you gotta be careful total returns is mediocre.

My plan is to live forever. So far,so good.

This so true. I go to Walmart at 10AM while people are at work. I mistakenly went on the first of the month and asked myself what on earth happened. Another time I went on the 15th and the same thing. I get a government pension on the 1rst, but I stay out of stores until the 5th of the month. Retirement is fabulous

Its amazing that when people are kind, people are so surprised by it. It should be our daily living.

I’m trying to eat better. I’m pre diabetic.

A simple positive message for everyone.

Don't buy green bananas, lol. But seriously, I think it can be hard to get out of the "goal" mindset when you've worked hard at goals all your life. I retired 5 years ago and I still can't believe I managed to do it. Now is time to enjoy the fruits of your labor! Also, nothing has to be a big project anymore. You can just do little things and get just as much satisfaction.

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

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What did you worked before the retirement?

Good quality questions... thank you so much for sharing your thoughts (/answers)! .....just be true to yourself!!!

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts!

Get him, pups! 😉

I love your videos... you are like that fun loving wise grandpa with energetic grandkids(dogs)❤❤❤❤

I always enjoy these 'slice of heaven' type videos

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Life goals

I eat plant based and it is working

I use Freestyle Libra

I am working on both

Let’s face it. The rest of the world (including your spouse and other family members) don’t care what you want to do with your time. What they do want is a continuation of the benefits that you’ve been providing them for decades. They’ll make nice in conversation about retirement being your time to relax and live life on your own terms, but as soon as somebody misses a tuition payment or can’t pay their car insurance bill or ages out of your health insurance plan, then they’ll come around wanting to know what kind of delusion has gripped you.

I agree, there is NOTHING good about getting old. I wish I had your backyard. My dogs would love it. Nice and big.

I love it. I have a puppy now, so I get it

Trying to convince my husband to retire next year in April. He will be FRA then. Hoping the economy doesn’t tank because he will want to delay again.

❤❤❤ So sweet! Peace of mind is so important.

Funny story!