My Account
Report problem with this ad
Start a related thread
Start a related poll
Reply via Boardmail
Apr 15, 2024
3:26
:40
pm
kccougar
VABL
The concept is good. The guy that is the biggest promotor of the idea is lame.
Start a related thread
Start a related poll
Reply via Boardmail
Report problem with this ad
kccougar
Bio page
kccougar
Joined
May 29, 2001
Last login
May 19, 2024
Total posts
88,689 (15,116 FO)
Report problem with this ad
Messages
Author
Time
I'm curious to know everyone's thoughts on the "Die With Zero" retirement plan.
Jeff Spicoli
Apr 15, 2:53pm
I want to leave my kids something
TADOW
Apr 15, 2:55pm
Leave them a legacy of faith.
Y-Zag
Apr 15, 2:56pm
But also money.
brj8
Apr 15, 3:03pm
“Here’s a truckload of Faith, kids — now take that to the bank!”
Zach Morris
Apr 15, 3:13pm
I like what he says about helping more now and leaving less for later
RC Vikings
Apr 15, 2:59pm
Is it though? How helpful is a new washer dryer? Some struggle is good.
Coach's Dad
Apr 15, 3:24pm
I agree a little struggle is good but buying my son and his wife a new washer
RC Vikings
Apr 15, 3:28pm
Sure there’s a balance. What about buying them a used washer/dryer? When I was
Coach's Dad
Apr 15, 3:34pm
My time is worth a lot more than I would save buying used, I don't want to go
RC Vikings
Apr 15, 3:39pm
All those people holding signs at intersections just outlived their retirements?
Cougar Junkie
Apr 15, 2:55pm
I wish my parents had. My 4 sisters have split into to teams and I am
Y-Zag
Apr 15, 2:55pm
How does the plan even work? Do you off yourself when your money runs out?
darkcoug
Apr 15, 2:56pm
He talks about using annuities as a vehicle to hold you through
RC Vikings
Apr 15, 3:02pm
I just want to go on a very long hike, maybe a little rock climbing. TNT knows -
Q-grr
Apr 15, 7:58pm
My parents when they passed had a millon
BYU Grounds
Apr 15, 2:56pm
What a waste. Too bad they didn’t enjoy using it all.
kotacoug
Apr 15, 3:09pm
are you serious about it being a waste?
Fightgar
Apr 15, 3:12pm
The idea of leaving a million dollars to your kids is a waste..
kotacoug
Apr 15, 3:41pm
I don't think he said that his parents were frugal, did he?
Fightgar
Apr 15, 9:11pm
It wasn't a waste, they were depression era kids, it was security to them. Half of it was their house.
BYU Grounds
Apr 15, 4:07pm
They had a lot of peace of mind. That can be huge.
Q-grr
Apr 15, 8:00pm
I’m up for the Midsommar retirement plan
Elrond Hubbard
Apr 15, 2:59pm
RE: I’m up for the Midsommar retirement plan
Jeff Spicoli
Apr 15, 3:02pm
Good idea if you're rich. Vast majority of Americans need to save more, not less
runnincoug
Apr 15, 3:01pm
<< Deleted >>
gopman
Apr 15, 3:02pm
Does that plan mean you're funding someone's pet charities?
2FarGone
Apr 15, 3:03pm
It’s smart, but give your kids their inheritance before they’re 40. Too many
valleus
Apr 15, 3:07pm
So if they spend it earlier what replaces that nursing home and health care fund
DiamondMo
Apr 15, 3:22pm
I plan on dying with zero in cash/liquid investments. I will leave them real
cougarim
Apr 15, 3:08pm
Are you an extreme saver? Do you ever splurge on your hobbies? Answer those 2
homegrown
Apr 15, 3:08pm
It got me thinking and did decide I should pass down more money sooner rather
Trent
Apr 15, 3:20pm
Don't like it.
BlueFever
Apr 15, 3:22pm
The concept is good. The guy that is the biggest promotor of the idea is lame.
kccougar
Apr 15, 3:26pm
yeah, his examples were weird, like taking his whole family to a private island
runnincoug
Apr 15, 4:17pm
I wish my parents followed that plan.
SeasideJo
Apr 15, 4:34pm
Report problem with this ad
Posting on CougarBoard
In order to post, you will need to either
sign up
or
log in
.
Report problem with this ad
