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Hang on... You read that his retirement left him with 94% of his old income... then you did some loose maths to inflate the two amounts to today's money... the
by corin_ 16y ago
Hang on...
You read that his retirement left him with 94% of his old income... then you did some loose maths to inflate the two amounts to today's money... then you wrote a conclusion to your comment saying that he took a hit of 95%. Errr, what?
Thanks for giving a rough idea of what his money was in modern terms, but your "long story short" was actually a longer version of what he had already said, and somehow less accurate.
- barrkel 16y agoThe contribution of the grandparent was putting some kind of real dollars on the income extremes.