They will have $214,066, or $17,838/mo. in cash flow to fund everything else in their life for living. This includes, cars,boats,vacations,groceries,home improvements, etc.,
Thoughts?
Realistic Financial Scenario:
Married Couple in NY:
Income: $591k
Fed Tax: $120k
State tax: $31,165
Social Security: $11,439
Medicare: $11,201
Family leave: $411
Total Taxes: $174,216
Health Insurance: $13,200
Car Insurance: $3,500
Life Insurance: $7,200
Homeowners: $3,500
@ramit@JDonzeroni@cyepler@NYCMayor Agreed. There’s two flavors (D&R) of blind ignorance. The rights, as you summed up accurately, but also the lefts, which has equally damning blind ignorance and quotable tropes.
Each would serve themselves to utter ignorance less, read more, and apply thoughtful comprehension
@ramit@JDonzeroni@cyepler@NYCMayor I don’t like resorting to condescension and signally virtue. It’s why dems, despite policy debate, are viewed as talking down to others. It could easily be reversed and would be equally patronizing.
@zachmelloh26 I don’t understand the thought of keeping years of expenses in cash. It’s a portfolio drag over the course of a retirement. It doesn’t help over the course of a persons life. It’s prohibitive. Makes their probability worse.
@thesamparr not meant to be a pissy question, but as a fellow shareholder…
Feeling about $HUBS down -56% over the last year? Hope you didn’t keep too much riding here. You had mentioned in the past you owned 7+ figures.
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