Aug 1, 2020
8:32:40am
8:32:40am
So you can live a little better than modestly on it...
Provided you practice a high level of discipline. That is not the sort of thing that is going to carry generations in trust fund jet setting Cannes attending largesse.
Sure you can take that and live a decent life, a much better one if you just keep working and consider it a supplement rather than your entire income, but no one is taking that and living a life of sweet homes and cars, fantastic luxurious vacations, and no worries about medical costs, etc.
No one is putting 4 kids through college (BYU tuition levels the exception) while maintaining an semi high life style.
It just isn’t that much money, it does not buy you a life of no financial concerns unless you simply don’t spend any money.
Sure you can take that and live a decent life, a much better one if you just keep working and consider it a supplement rather than your entire income, but no one is taking that and living a life of sweet homes and cars, fantastic luxurious vacations, and no worries about medical costs, etc.
No one is putting 4 kids through college (BYU tuition levels the exception) while maintaining an semi high life style.
It just isn’t that much money, it does not buy you a life of no financial concerns unless you simply don’t spend any money.
Originally posted on Aug 1, 2020 at 8:32:40am
Message modified by CoachSpeak on Aug 1, 2020 at 9:05:06am
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