Having gotten caught in the USA Capital swindle, I needed to take Social
Security at 62. Never a moment's regret. Since I have continued to work I
have gotten extra tiny increases in the amount, which concatenates since
every increase is by percentage on top of previous ones. It's worked fine
for me - I'm now 73 with no idea if I'll outlive the age 78 breakeven point.
Life is good.
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I can sympathize....the Tyco scandal wiped out almost half a million that I had spent over 20 years saving.
Dennis Koslowski got out of prison last month, and had a net worth of $600 Million. If I can ever retire, I'll have the time to hunt for his kneecaps!
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mcuddington wrote: Dennis Koslowski got out of prison last month, and had a net worth of
$600 Million. If I can ever retire, I'll have the time to hunt for his
kneecaps!
I can at least in theory understand your frustration and anger. However, publishing such blatant threats is not a smart idea. Should someone shoot at his knees (surely you're not the only one with such anger), you're going to be a suspect even if you can prove you were playing FPDW when it happened. You think you have problems now?
Better to keep such thoughts to yourself.
Bob
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Ha...I guess the line between sarcasm and threats is hazy for some. Me knee-capping anyone is about as realistic as me playing FPDW!
Though I'm sure that joke would be lost on many as well.
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btw, years ago I was very close to dave, tom, and joe, tho I never invested any money in the land fund. Nice to hear you overcame the disaster !! hc.
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Having gotten caught in the USA Capital swindle, I needed to take Social
Security at 62. Never a moment's regret. Since I have continued to work I
have gotten extra tiny increases in the amount, which concatenates since
every increase is by percentage on top of previous ones. It's worked fine
for me - I'm now 73 with no idea if I'll outlive the age 78 breakeven point.
Life is good.
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