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I've posted this before in other threads, but wanted to see if I could get more feedback because I must be missing something. I have had a couple of positive responses, most notably from markettimer here which frankly does not give me the green light ...
Started by livesoft on
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by 14 people.
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Of 0.1%) just because the gains would taxed at a lower rate is guaranteed to earn the exact same amount (before fees) since the exact same fund inside and outside, I already borrow from my ....
401(k) where I have low-fee funds (e.r.
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Reading through old thread, many folks suggest that not putting retirement plan balance. However, this years form specifically ask that:
16A Enter the total value of both Parents'/Guardians' IRAs, pensions, and other retirement plans.*
How did you deal...
Started by f2000sa on
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by 6 people.
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Hello everyone,
I am also struggling with this Retirement Plan and I hope some of you will give me a helping hand:
1/ "Is there an employee retirement plan salary in the future....
In retirement it might give them pause :-).
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I have a somewhat complex scenario that I will sum up quickly before asking my question. I am a resident physician looking to buy a duplex/triplex. I have lived at home for the first 2 years of residency to save money for the purchase. My original plan...
Started by ngordonmd on
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by 8 people.
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The other....
The first option that we it too close.
So the new plan is to borrow source of money he has available in that amount is his retirement fund.
Properties, that they are being bought up immediately by all cash offers .
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Quote: : I am starting to realize that this forum is run on knee jerk reflexes. I think that most people here are fairly conservative and have a set of rules that they set up, and can't think outside of those rules. Here is a fairly simple hypothetical...
Started by bjl584 on
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by 5 people.
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Raiding your parent's retirement funds (which comes with steep penalties, taxes, and of course risk into retirement (I don't remember the exact percentage.) And I plan on staying in this area indefinitely.
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I'm 33, debt free with 3 months of income saved. 25% fed and 6% state. Have $9K invested in my 401k and $5K in a trad. IRA with vanguard. I am currently not investing into anything as I'm trying to build up to 12 months of saved income, once I get there...
Started by Nutaboutgolf on
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by 8 people.
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Some people guess what a bond fund or if you need to....
That you can't afford to buy a house if you need PMI or if you need to borrow from your retirement savings your 401k funds would have earned if you left them in the 401k.
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See below for the original post.
We started Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps on 12/15/2005 and paid off our last debt (other than the mortgage) on 10/30/2007. $30,000 in 22.5 months paid off!
The 'Baby Steps' from Dave Ramsey are:
(assuming you are current on...
Started by SuperJETT on
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by 14 people.
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I'll be out of debt, and have good stuff going for kids college fund, but my retirementYeah, I remember this....
7 more years on mortgage then plan to retire, but I doubt it.
funds are kicking butt everything I have is paid for.
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( http:/ / news. yahoo. com/ treasury-dips-pension-funds-avoid-debt-limit-202850021. html ):
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Treasury on Tuesday started dipping into federal pension funds in order to give the Obama administration more credit to pay government...
Started by 4zack on
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by 10 people.
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But, again]he financial status of the [hospital insurance] trust fund is substantially improved by the lower would extend the life of the trust....
Would still have their retirement funds; the taxpayers would not still be on the hook.
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Quote: : I am starting to realize that this forum is run on knee jerk reflexes. I think that most people here are fairly conservative and have a set of rules that they set up, and can't think outside of those rules. Here is a fairly simple hypothetical...
Started by bjl584 on
, 10 posts
by 5 people.
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Everyone ....
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Raiding your parent's retirement funds (which comes with steep penalties, taxes, and of course risk into retirement (I don't remember the exact percentage.) And I plan on staying in this area indefinitely.
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In case you have not read the below article, here it is. I cannot see this ending in a good way. It would take a tremendous amount of economic growth, very low unemployment, and a huge cut in spending to have things work out well. Sadly, I cannot see ...
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Firm that controls one of the TSP's equity funds decided to borrow from the fund to fund it's daily transfers of funds between I Fund (international equities) and S Fund & C Fund (US equitites).....
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Would borrowers have been better off if the State did not rescue the Banks? Would borrowers have been better off if the State did not rescue the Banks?
Trichet's instruction to The late Brian Lenehan to "Save your banks" had a huge impact on th ecourse...
Started by Luachara on
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by 6 people.
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Unless you plan to burn them too....
If a pensioner spent their whole lives saving a little each week for retirement their cash is gone too.
You plan to burn them too.
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