Retirement planning

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
December 12, 2024
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I see that sometime last night, I crossed over the 30,000 thumb plateau. So that got me thinking about retirement. Based on my age, if I retire next year the 30,000 thumbs would mean that I could withdraw 122 thumbs per month to live on. I think that is enough to get me by, but I was just looking for a little advice. Should I take the 30,000 and roll them over into toes or should I stick with thumbs? I'm not sure if you can do a tax free exchange to knees or elbows but my barber told me that a rollover to toes would be a good move. Anybody have any thoughts on the matter?

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rbynaker

Level 13

It's not my area of expertise but I heard on Tik Tok that it's bad to be "all thumbs". Barbers generally have great advice on this but you may also want to get a second opinion from at least one bartender. Or really any profession that starts with "bar". Barbarians. Barnstormers. Barytones. Bar hose cleaners.

IRonMaNAuthor

Level 15

I tried asking a bardolater but all I got for an answer was - "to be or not to be, that is the question". That really didn't help me much.

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clr600

Level 7

😂😂😂

abctax55

Level 15

Jeff, 'ethically' you should really deduct all those *thumbs down* from way back when they were a part of this forum. If that takes you too low to retire, just let me know. I'll give you some of mine.

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IRonMaNAuthor

Level 15

I don't think I ever received a thumbs down. At least I don't remember getting any of those. Back then everybody had a really good sense of humor and always appreciated my posts............................ But then again, I am getting older and my memory may not be as good as it used to be 😜

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