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My grandparents got their house in 2008 brand new for like 300k. Joint is worth 800k now. :lol

they were practically giving away houses in south fl then.

I might **** around and move next door to them if it ever happens again. :lol
 
deflection!


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highest in over 30 years....yeah, money flowin 😎
$0.50 > $0, which would be “better off”.
 
*looks at time*

*grins*

*goes back to sleep*

So you were awake too? 😁😁
You only get to laugh if you're living off passive income.
My grandparents got their house in 2008 brand new for like 300k. Joint is worth 800k now. :lol:

they were practically giving away houses in south fl then.

I might **** around and move next door to them if it ever happens again. :lol:
Just so you know:

You might wanna tell them to sell and move to a higher altitude, considering that we might see sea levels 10 ft above current levels in our lifetime.
 
Yeah also (mentioned this in TAN) the 401k booming is not actually real for us younger folks anyway. You can't cash that money out...you aren't getting dividends from your 401k. It is all fake money until you retire and can draw down on it. So in essence if the stock market crashes in 15 years and your 401k drops off a cliff...this booming economy means absolutely nothing.

I understand you want the constant growth until you retire but trying to say that the booming economy is benefiting your 401k right now..when you are in your 30s...is kind of a non-point.
i can cash out my 401k whenever
 
i can cash out my 401k whenever

I mean i am not really well versed in the multitude of 401k options. But you face penalties if you withdraw before 55 years old (or 59 1/2 i don't remember but early withdraw penalties can be really really steep). There are exceptions and maybe you are in some 401k that allows penalty free withdraws? But for most people that is not the case
 
I mean i am not really well versed in the multitude of 401k options. But you face penalties if you withdraw before 55 years old (or 59 1/2 i don't remember but early withdraw penalties can be really really steep). There are exceptions and maybe you are in some 401k that allows penalty free withdraws? But for most people that is not the case
Aren't those penalties mandated by the IRS? They apply across the board.
 
some folks would love to go back to da gold standard however we operate on a petrol dollar.
It doesn’t matter if we go back to gold standard. What matters is the freedom of choice to choose how you want to get paid, in a devalue currency or in a hard asset or in crypto currency.

Not to say gold is bullet proof. At one time the kings of England manipulated their gold coins by shaving off the edges of a coin or adding a different metal to a coin and saying it’s 100% gold. Now there are law prohibiting this and if you get caught the penalty is death.

But for those interested, there’s a good, informative books called The skyscraper curse by Mark Thornton. Highly recommend this book. It might be slow at first but it delivers. You could find the free audio book version at mises.org under podcast under boom and bust. Or just look up mark thorton.
 


i hate these arguments since it's never really comparing apples to apples.

for instance, the average women with an advanced degree in Art History will get paid less than the average men with STEM degrees.
 
So are we still going to bash Donald John Trump for not doing anything in his time in the oval office?
 
Just reached out to my Financial Advisor. Likely going to have my portfolio adjusted to Conservative to protect from further losses. All because people can't keep vermin out of their diets.
 
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