My problem with retirement is that it feels like I have SO MUCH money saved, but yeah, no. I've been increasing my contribution with my salary, though, so I guess it'll all work out.
'Ariel'
Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Yeah, and I guess part of it is also somehow the fact that I've been saving for 10 years but still have THIRTY to go doesn't really hit me. Like, if I keep saving like I have been the past year (rather than the eight or nine years before that), I'll have plenty. Because 30 years is a long-ass time (OMG how can I work 30 more years??)
Oh yeah, also that -- good news/bad news, I am not yet halfway through my career!
I have H's 401k I need to roll into mine, and like $30 in my state employee retirement account that just amuses me. I think it's doubled since I've had it, which would be awesome if it was more than $15 to start with. Once I decided that if I end up broke and homeless that's okay this stuff stresses me out maybe less than it should, in the sense that I don't do anything about it.
I am not yet halfway through my career!
Not me!
I was craving grilled shrimp salad, so Fuzzy's again today.
That reminds me, I need to roll over ~$200 from a 401k with a job I left eight years ago into my IRA. I'm off today, so I can sit on hold for a while.
housing prices make me cry
why I gotta live in LA? why?
I am having probably foolish thoughts about buying the house my sister lives in. It's not in great shape, has an awesome location and yard, and it's a duplex. She lives upstairs and we could move my dad in downstairs.
It went on the market today, at less than I expected, so it's right at the point that it could be feasible. (20 k either direction would make it an easy call. As it is I'm torn.)