@BBCInMemoriam NFL should allow a HC to concede the game, just like in presidential elections.

@Investmentkage Dunno about Charlie, but the last 100k to a 1M is also a B*tch. So close yet to far, and the market fluctuating up and down every other day is the biggest tease 🙂

@BarbellFi I get a feeling more and more folks are just taking the match and investing in Roth IRA and taxable brokerage, and perhaps keeping a bigger balance in HYSA than ever before.

@mrswendycoop @GuyTalksFinance “We are on to Cincinnati” 😊

@nickth3kid If one pays off their mortgage early they should invest every penny of the saved EMIs in the stock market. One will have peace mind and a good amount DCA in to investments every month.

@MattWil93493381 @PLSBEATDACHIEFS @TheGhettoGronk Let’s also ignore the fact that Eli had go on the road to forts like Lambeau and score more than Farve and Rodgers to reach the SB 😊

@DreamDividend Little over half million, no mortgage but trapped with 1.2% property taxes 😊

@cliffcornell_ I struggle with this too. All it needs to do is leave it alone if it’s in CAPS

@FranWalsh73 What are the odds of 2 events, like dot com bust & subprime housing collapse, happening again in a 6 years span? Lots of retail investors are DCAing VOO now than ever, come hell or high water. Tech & USA are the future now. They collapse, the chances are others follow suit.

@AndJBud @Invested_In_You So one can’t start rolling that 401k over to Roth IRA at 55 after quitting the job at 55 and withdrawing from it?

@AndJBud @Invested_In_You Hmmm but if one loses his job at 54 and does not find another one then he cannot avail this option till the time he finds another job. He is then left with only the 72(t).

@sanfordmantell @money_cruncher If 150k is the gross, then the taxable portion can be brought down substantially by deducting the health and dental premiums, and up to $23,000 for 401K and $8,300 for HSA and then some for IRA, bringing the marginal tax rate to 12%.

@Invested_In_You If one quits or loses job before he turns 55, can he still access the 401k at 55 w/o the penalty?

@SavingsCaptain @Rawk_FI or perhaps inky pinly ponky to make it little more interesting.

@Lifeinvestmoney Don't pay taxes. The IRS will come and repo the Merc. At that time, stop making the Merc payments. Simple.

@Lifeinvestmoney He should start sports betting, esp. parlays, as the whole of fintwit says diversification is very important.

@GlobaltrekX @jimcramer Cramer is ahead of our times 😊

@BarbellFi One word: Inflation

@Rawk_FI I wouldn't change it much. Just move the 25% VB to VOO, the 25% WEA to VOO and (till retirement) the 25% bonds to VOO and then after retirement move 10%-20% from VOO to Bonds. That it, not a whole lot :-)