Live in and maintain a modest house, be able to save for retirement, buy cars with cash every 10 years,

Oct 6, 2022
3:37:44pm

KingDave Plexmaster

go on modest vacations, pay for a portion of kids’ college, and kids be able to do 1-2 hobbies (but nothing extravagant).

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This got me thinking. What do you consider to be comfortable? What do you need

Cougar TD

10/6/22 2:53pm

BPintheCouv

10/6/22 3:04pm

not with the current mortgage- unfortunately I bought to my current income. But if

BeyondTheMark

10/6/22 3:04pm

I use a similar definition as you

CaliWG

10/6/22 3:08pm

Some people want to be comfortable.

Sea Chicken

10/6/22 3:16pm

Sure, and that's great ... but not the original question

runnincoug

10/6/22 3:16pm

RE: Sure, and that's great ... but not the original question

Sea Chicken

10/6/22 3:18pm

ok, well then your comment doesn't really make sense.

runnincoug

10/6/22 3:31pm

I'm sorry you are confused.

Sea Chicken

10/6/22 3:45pm

I like the phrase “you can have anything you want” but not “everything you

cougfanz

10/6/22 3:34pm

Live in and maintain a modest house, be able to save for retirement, buy cars with cash every 10 years,

KingDave

10/6/22 3:37pm

Was told on the original post that even living in a townhome is too extravagant

wannnacruise

10/6/22 4:06pm

I am a money anxious person. Comfort will come when I have enough to live out

Ycrazy

10/6/22 4:01pm

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