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One of the problems with this strategy is that it ends up becoming a burden to your family and others (who sacrificed to save for a rainy day). And it may happe
by Reedx 7y ago
One of the problems with this strategy is that it ends up becoming a burden to your family and others (who sacrificed to save for a rainy day). And it may happen sooner than you think.
> I’m keenly aware that I’ll be left penniless once I can no longer work, but I have a plan for that.
What's the plan?
- OsTaBLer 7y agoI too really want to know. I'm guessing living off the state? I know that's the case for most people I know, but pensions are all managed by the state where I live so you don't really a choice. You get a baseline poverty level income even if you never paid taxes.
- _nhynes 7y ago> What's the plan? I have a morbid, but sneaking suspicion that that it's the latter half of "live fast, die young." Maybe I'm just projecting, though ;)
- chongli 7y agoWhat's the plan? The post sounded to me like the Smith and Wesson retirement plan.
- losvedir 7y ago> What's the plan? His frugal wife's savings maybe...? I hope not.