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> I can't imagine a more risky period to step out of a 'career' and become a founder than 45. Why? What makes age 45 more risky than 40 or 50, or 35 or 60? Or
by mastazi 8y ago
> I can't imagine a more risky period to step out of a 'career' and become a founder than 45.
Why? What makes age 45 more risky than 40 or 50, or 35 or 60? Or are you just comparing "age bracket where people probably have a family" vs. "people probably too young to have a family"?
- nsomaru 8y agoThat, and, as you get older you need your money to be more stable (reducing returns over the long term)
- mastazi 8y agoOh yes that's true. My Aussie Super (retirement scheme) was started in my 30s (that's when I migrated down under) and now I need to pay voluntary contributions besides the standard 9.5% or I won't get a decent retirement.