Her hard work and creativeness got her where she is. Obviously her husband is very supportive and is happy wherever they are. She loves using her raw talents and doesn’t consider work work. Good for her!
Between my small business and buying real estate me and my wife are worth 5 million at age 40. I feel so blessed! Our path has been just working hard and stick to a plan.
What was interesting was that at 60 she did not know where she wanted to live, or even really cared. She wants to get out of retirement so she can do work she loves and make an impact. Traditional retirement is dead. Why not live “semi retired” from beginning while you continue to invest and be generous along the way?
Given that her husband is 72 and fully retired, his desire to live in Columbus should somewhat be a deciding factor. Most likely his next 5 years are his 5 best remaining years. so does he want that limited time to be in Columbus? She's going to be working full-time while he's the one that has the entire day to fill.
What a fun and interesting option to have at that stage of life. A perfect illustration of the largest benefit of having wealth which is freedom from money worries so you can do whatever you want, all of the time.
My father in law often says he wishes he would have worked longer- just depends on your passions - I can see myself working into my later years because I have a passion for my work
Her husband will be close to 80 by the time she finally gets around to retiring. If he is the type who likes to spend his time puttering around the house and is not much into travelling or having fun adventures with his spouse, maybe work would be a good thing for this lady. But if she is thinking that they can always travel and enjoy retirement later on, she needs to realize that later on might never happen. I wouldn't go back to work at 60 if my spouse was retired and we didn't need the money. We would be out going places and doing fun things while we were still reasonably active, healthy and able to enjoy ourselves.
My question to her would have been, if you knew you only had 5-10 years left to live would you take this job? Because at that point who cares how many millions you have in the bank. If this is going to be fulfilling for her and she’s doing some good in the world she should do it, but otherwise, no.
@@justshady why? Shes 60 not 80. And its a short term thing and she will be making 150k per year. If thats what she enjoys thats what she enjoys, whether me or you understand it or not
Yeah some people like work rather than siping drinks on the neighbors patio talking about nothing. People act like you can’t do fun stuff while working.
I would have a hard time giving up 4 or 5 years doing things with my spouse to go back to work in this case since he is 12 years older than her. Enjoy the time he may have left with you. You can always get something else later should you want.
@@wiseowl2020 yeah but she said she doesn't need it. Why not have hobbies or other things to do if you don't need to work for money. Sounds like someone who defined themselves through their work, now has nothing leaving a big hole. Have to have interests to retire to.
Isn't it fun to do a job because you its interesting? Not because you need it, but because it might be a social activity that your good at and want to do. Its like forest Gump mowing the lawn. He just likes doing that. So she is not retired and talking about the past, she will be building something for the future. Its another life.
Dave Ramsey's math skills on display again....he;d be making $150K and Dave say's let's call it five years and then has her making $600K total. Umm, sorry Dave, that in only four years cause in five she'd make $750K. So many taking numbers advice from a guy who constantly struggles with simple math!
Unmm obviously he referring to investing that money into the market and mutual funds helloo?! If she even put 100k annually into mutual funds, that 500k will… i repeat...it will be near million at current inflation market next 5-7 yrs
@@CryptoDad83 - Wow, you are thick and hearing things that Ramsey did not say. Or you're a Ramsey employee making a weak attempt at covering his CONTINUOUS math errors on his show. After she answers how many years she would work where she said 2 to 5 years.....He specifically says "OK, let's call it five, and you're 65, uh, and the gig is up and uh, you MADE $600 grand." He then goes into where she wants to spend her life. Obviously, NOTHING that you claim he is talking about was even close to be said or even implied. Pathetic attempt!! WEAK!!
@@wolseleyleveney9229 - No. If you 're making $150K per year you are not taking home 80%. Watch enough of his videos and he does this all the time....basic math errors. Funny watching people try and figure out excuses for it. So to that I say this, it's his show, he answers questions all the time, it's his job to be clear about what advice he is giving someone. If this happened occasionally, it be just a rare mistake, but he has bad math skills. Funny all the people who like to take advice from people who went bankrupt but then made money later.
When you are 60 and you are asking another 60 year old "what to do", clearly you are showing you still can't make decisions. And 1.6 mill as "we" @60 is not something to jump about which also includes 300k from home. Good job atleast saving something. But seriously people need people to tell them what to do @60. Do whatever makes you happy. Your hubby is 72 anyways. May be he wants to just chill now lol. Humans do not fail to surprise me 🤣.
Age really isn’t a factor, successful people are constantly asking advice from other successful people. Do whatever makes you happy yes, but always good to get some outside clarity on the execution of that
@@bradleyrandmartinmusic Never said you can't or shouldn't take advice. When one is 60 and has a 72 yr old spouse, age becomes a factor automatically. That's all. It's time to live life and enjoy doing things as partners instead of uprooting, renting and chasing some 150k job unless you really need money. Read between the lines 😊.
If you have taken care of yourself 60 is young . People that work in retirement year rather than sitting on the couch tend to live longer. Charlie munger is 97 and sharp as a tact same with warren buffet at 91
There is absolutely nothing wrong with asking someone whose qualified to answer what they think of an opportunity. She didn't call her broke brother in law.
An offer of $160K per year for someone whose 60 years old? Man you have no idea what age discrimination exists out there. One day you'll run smack into it.
1.6 million inclusive of home equity at 60 isn't nearly enough, she needs to go back to work. This is coming from a millennial multimillionaire early retiree.
You’d be surprised how little you need to live a happy, fulfilled life. Just move to a less expensive area. Living a life just amassing dollar signs is a misspent life if you don’t enjoy the journey.
Her hard work and creativeness got her where she is. Obviously her husband is very supportive and is happy wherever they are. She loves using her raw talents and doesn’t consider work work. Good for her!
If I didn’t have to work I would be volunteering, having fun and traveling.
I agree... my neighbors who are all retired volunteer a few times a week.
Between my small business and buying real estate me and my wife are worth 5 million at age 40. I feel so blessed! Our path has been just working hard and stick to a plan.
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Goals for sure. I’m 29 looking to settle down with someone with the same mindset. Working hard with a plan. But today’s dating scene is just a joke
Congrats Brandon. That is ahead of most people. You are definitely in the 1%. I’ll be worth 1.2 mill at 40 and I just turned 38.
I bet you used leverage buying real estate. 👍🏼
@@leesmith8810 only way to make money 😤
What was interesting was that at 60 she did not know where she wanted to live, or even really cared.
She wants to get out of retirement so she can do work she loves and make an impact.
Traditional retirement is dead. Why not live “semi retired” from beginning while you continue to invest and be generous along the way?
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Totally agree
Yes but there’s balances do you won’t have enough money to keep that going if you don’t work hard in your 20s and 30s
Julie Gula What do they offer? I’m genuinely interested to learn.
Given that her husband is 72 and fully retired, his desire to live in Columbus should somewhat be a deciding factor. Most likely his next 5 years are his 5 best remaining years. so does he want that limited time to be in Columbus? She's going to be working full-time while he's the one that has the entire day to fill.
his greatest desire should be to keep her happy
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@@joechang8696 she wants to keep her boss happy. Why would you want work at that age lol
Joe Chang ok simp
What a fun and interesting option to have at that stage of life. A perfect illustration of the largest benefit of having wealth which is freedom from money worries so you can do whatever you want, all of the time.
Don’t do it because no one gets to the end of your life and says’ I wish I had spent more time at work’. My dad retired at 62 and died last year at 89
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I guess she wants to have her “girl” power moment. I know I won’t be answering to a boss 9-5 at 60, driving in traffic
My father in law often says he wishes he would have worked longer- just depends on your passions - I can see myself working into my later years because I have a passion for my work
God knows I pray to be like her at 60. God, is good!!!
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Which God exactly? There are over 3000 of them.
@@rupertwilson2470 well said, God I’d just an excuse people use that surrender their critical thinking.
Her husband will be close to 80 by the time she finally gets around to retiring. If he is the type who likes to spend his time puttering around the house and is not much into travelling or having fun adventures with his spouse, maybe work would be a good thing for this lady. But if she is thinking that they can always travel and enjoy retirement later on, she needs to realize that later on might never happen. I wouldn't go back to work at 60 if my spouse was retired and we didn't need the money. We would be out going places and doing fun things while we were still reasonably active, healthy and able to enjoy ourselves.
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Imagine having to work a 9-5 at 60, dealing with traffic and office gossip. Grandma needs to get better hobbies.
I totally agree with you. I want to enjoy life when my husband can be a part of it.
I think she needs to visit Ohio in the winter before making that commitment. Usually, those of us 60+ want to move away from the snow!
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Jc Arizona I think she lives in Chicago now so Columbus would be better for winter
Ummm.....she currently in Chicago, so the the snow is obviously not an issue for her
I used to live in Chicago and the winter was BRUTAL. shes gonna like the weather in Columbus i think .
My question to her would have been, if you knew you only had 5-10 years left to live would you take this job? Because at that point who cares how many millions you have in the bank. If this is going to be fulfilling for her and she’s doing some good in the world she should do it, but otherwise, no.
At 60 it would be a huge NO for me...life is too short.
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but what if sitting around in retirement is not what she enjoys? It sounds to me like working is what she enjoys in life.
@@AndrewHillard1 working for your yes. She has a boss, commute and office gossip waiting for her. 9-5 at 60? You must be crazy
@@justshady why? Shes 60 not 80. And its a short term thing and she will be making 150k per year. If thats what she enjoys thats what she enjoys, whether me or you understand it or not
Yeah some people like work rather than siping drinks on the neighbors patio talking about nothing. People act like you can’t do fun stuff while working.
Give it a go, Columbus Ohio is a great place to be. Nice houses can be had for less than 200k and there's plenty to do there.
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I agree... Columbus is nice.
i have never met any one that inherited their money,, the little money i have i worked and scrimped and saved and paid off my debt
I would have a hard time giving up 4 or 5 years doing things with my spouse to go back to work in this case since he is 12 years older than her. Enjoy the time he may have left with you. You can always get something else later should you want.
Even at 60 yr old they thought women how to wage slaves.
I could for $160K a year.
@@wiseowl2020 yeah but she said she doesn't need it. Why not have hobbies or other things to do if you don't need to work for money. Sounds like someone who defined themselves through their work, now has nothing leaving a big hole. Have to have interests to retire to.
Another question is that does she need the money/job ??
If I was retired I certainly DON’T want to go back to work !!
Dave I know you made Florida up but make up another state cause we got enough people living here and the cost of living is insane here
You should do whatever you want to do that makes you happy.
What if it makes you happy to kidnap and torture dozens of people?
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@@StephenIC I had the same thought and then I saw your post! 😂
Do whatever will make your heart content 💕. Maybe she’s bored with the full retirement life and wants a new purpose or something to do 🤷🏻♀️
If bored, volunteer. That is what most people I know do when they retire.
Most people don’t wanna work for free
@@truckingmoney485 that is how u contemplate volunteering.... by the way I know of many that interned for free.
Isn't it fun to do a job because you its interesting? Not because you need it, but because it might be a social activity that your good at and want to do. Its like forest Gump mowing the lawn. He just likes doing that. So she is not retired and talking about the past, she will be building something for the future. Its another life.
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2:20 It pains me that she even asked the question, because *this isn't rocket science.* The questions DR is asking are *obvious* if you just *think.*
Living the dream. 1.6 million at 57 and has a choice of making 150k+ for a few years. Win win.
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they pay the house.............or dont go
If you enjoy it, then it will be less of a job and more for fun!
She should ask them to provide a furnished corporate apartment. Really bad to be out of the housing market and then try to get back in.
But is this what she and her husband want in the last good years of his life? Tied to a job instead of vacationing etc?
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Columbus is great.
The concept of retiring sounds like waiting to die. Just occupy yourself till you can’t do so anymore. That’s when you will need to rest or retire .
Don't think I'd trade the rest of the husband's life for an unneeded job.
I didn’t know Kevin Hart worked there.
If that chump wants you so bad, make him foot the bill for EVERYTHING. Home stipend, food stipend. Everything
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Dave and his “left wing idiot” narrative as if they’re the only ones who share that mindset 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
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No, but the some sick MF's.
No way.
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Left wing.....right wing..... 2 wings on the same stupid bird
Dave is clearly a Trump supporter smh with his last comment
He's openly said that he does not support Trump. Neither do I btw.
Columbus is cheap compared to other places
Don’t do it
Columbus is 1000x better than Chicago
Sure, Jan.
Dave Ramsey's math skills on display again....he;d be making $150K and Dave say's let's call it five years and then has her making $600K total. Umm, sorry Dave, that in only four years cause in five she'd make $750K. So many taking numbers advice from a guy who constantly struggles with simple math!
Unmm obviously he referring to investing that money into the market and mutual funds helloo?! If she even put 100k annually into mutual funds, that 500k will… i repeat...it will be near million at current inflation market next 5-7 yrs
@@CryptoDad83 - Wow, you are thick and hearing things that Ramsey did not say. Or you're a Ramsey employee making a weak attempt at covering his CONTINUOUS math errors on his show.
After she answers how many years she would work where she said 2 to 5 years.....He specifically says "OK, let's call it five, and you're 65, uh, and the gig is up and uh, you MADE $600 grand."
He then goes into where she wants to spend her life.
Obviously, NOTHING that you claim he is talking about was even close to be said or even implied.
Pathetic attempt!! WEAK!!
Could he be taking Taxes into account
@@wolseleyleveney9229 - No. If you 're making $150K per year you are not taking home 80%.
Watch enough of his videos and he does this all the time....basic math errors.
Funny watching people try and figure out excuses for it. So to that I say this, it's his show, he answers questions all the time, it's his job to be clear about what advice he is giving someone.
If this happened occasionally, it be just a rare mistake, but he has bad math skills. Funny all the people who like to take advice from people who went bankrupt but then made money later.
No don't go back to work it's a jungle out there
When you are 60 and you are asking another 60 year old "what to do", clearly you are showing you still can't make decisions. And 1.6 mill as "we" @60 is not something to jump about which also includes 300k from home. Good job atleast saving something. But seriously people need people to tell them what to do @60. Do whatever makes you happy. Your hubby is 72 anyways. May be he wants to just chill now lol. Humans do not fail to surprise me 🤣.
Age really isn’t a factor, successful people are constantly asking advice from other successful people. Do whatever makes you happy yes, but always good to get some outside clarity on the execution of that
@@bradleyrandmartinmusic Never said you can't or shouldn't take advice. When one is 60 and has a 72 yr old spouse, age becomes a factor automatically. That's all. It's time to live life and enjoy doing things as partners instead of uprooting, renting and chasing some 150k job unless you really need money. Read between the lines 😊.
@@bradleyrandmartinmusic did you really say age isn’t a factor at 60?
If you have taken care of yourself 60 is young . People that work in retirement year rather than sitting on the couch tend to live longer. Charlie munger is 97 and sharp as a tact same with warren buffet at 91
There is absolutely nothing wrong with asking someone whose qualified to answer what they think of an opportunity. She didn't call her broke brother in law.
$150K a year?
Ma’am he called you!!!! Times that salary by TWO!!!!!!!!!
An offer of $160K per year for someone whose 60 years old? Man you have no idea what age discrimination exists out there. One day you'll run smack into it.
@@wiseowl2020 it’s all about mindset & what you receive for yourself. You get only what you ask and seek for.
Why uproot your life at that age?
Why not? Some people love adventure, some people are comfortable being where they are.
Because she is bored, I mean at this point she can do whatever she wants on a whim more power to her lol
@@ellencox8415 Columbus, OH though. What is there for them besides this job?
@@arga400 she needs to take care of some kids not clocking 9-5
@@ellencox8415 what’s adventurous about sitting in an office 9-5 at 60.
1.6 million inclusive of home equity at 60 isn't nearly enough, she needs to go back to work. This is coming from a millennial multimillionaire early retiree.
You can’t make that conclusion without knowing their lifestyle…
You’d be surprised how little you need to live a happy, fulfilled life. Just move to a less expensive area. Living a life just amassing dollar signs is a misspent life if you don’t enjoy the journey.