teamleadnew

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by teamleadnew 8y ago
Not offended at all. I just found your answer to be a little to "standard/cliché" and not targeted enough. Like putting someone in a bucket right away. It's not the case trust me... I'm better than that ;) Thanks ag
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by teamleadnew 8y ago
This is after tax money. Financial advisers are like car salesmen unless you're extremely rich. I'm already taking care of my investment portfolio (bonds, index funds, etc.). What they're gonna say is "double down",
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by teamleadnew 8y ago
1. that's exactly what I said I would do by paying off all my debts. This is a life with no debts. zero loan, no mortgages. Plus, like I said, I would still have enough cash on the side (about half a million) so I wouldn't have to
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by teamleadnew 8y ago
Then why would spending $500k impact my 9-5 independence? I'm not linking the two. It's more about satisfying short terms needs like getting a house for my family then getting out of debts quickly. I think it's 2 different th
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by teamleadnew 8y ago
I have a couple of side projects I'd like to explore more. The problem I have is that my 9-5 job that utilizes most of my brain everyday. I come back home mentally exhausted then here is the baby. I agree with you on the $500k. That is
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by teamleadnew 8y ago
I thought about passive income but I'm more of an active income type of persons. I'd rather bet on my ability to generate money from my own sweat. That's what would drive me... Especially if everything else is taken cared of
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Ask HN: What would you do with $1M cash?
1 points by teamleadnew 8y ago|17 comments