BarnBuster
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Hey old farts..how many over 50 yrs?
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BarnBuster
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some sobering statistics:
"Total household retirement savings among all workers is $50,000 (estimated median). Baby Boomer workers have the highest retirement savings at $144,000, compared with Generation X ($64,000) and Millennials ($23,000) (estimated medians). The proportion of workers having saved $250,000 or more increases with age: 13 percent of Millennials, 25 percent of Generation X, and 40 percent of Baby Boomers. In contrast, the proportion of workers who have saved $1 to less than $50,000 directionally decreases with age: 38 percent of Millennials, 27 percent of Generation X, and 18 percent of Baby Boomers. Of concern, one in 10 workers (10 percent) report having no retirement savings, including 12 percent of Millennials, nine percent of Generation X, and seven percent of Baby Boomers."
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"Total household retirement savings among all workers is $50,000 (estimated median). Baby Boomer workers have the highest retirement savings at $144,000, compared with Generation X ($64,000) and Millennials ($23,000) (estimated medians). The proportion of workers having saved $250,000 or more increases with age: 13 percent of Millennials, 25 percent of Generation X, and 40 percent of Baby Boomers. In contrast, the proportion of workers who have saved $1 to less than $50,000 directionally decreases with age: 38 percent of Millennials, 27 percent of Generation X, and 18 percent of Baby Boomers. Of concern, one in 10 workers (10 percent) report having no retirement savings, including 12 percent of Millennials, nine percent of Generation X, and seven percent of Baby Boomers."
The Median Retirement Savings Balance Among Baby Boomers Is Shockingly Low | The Motley Fool
It's so low, in fact, that near-retirees had better gear up to compensate in other ways.
too larry
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It's scary how many folks don't have any savings. I'm not in those dire straits but I was just thinking about my situation this morning. You can't help but do the math of the what if's. My wife has a great retirement, but she also has a genetic disease that is getting progressively worse, and may require a nursing home one of these days. So the if and when of her getting worse will be the biggest influence of our economic health.some sobering statistics:
"Total household retirement savings among all workers is $50,000 (estimated median). Baby Boomer workers have the highest retirement savings at $144,000, compared with Generation X ($64,000) and Millennials ($23,000) (estimated medians). The proportion of workers having saved $250,000 or more increases with age: 13 percent of Millennials, 25 percent of Generation X, and 40 percent of Baby Boomers. In contrast, the proportion of workers who have saved $1 to less than $50,000 directionally decreases with age: 38 percent of Millennials, 27 percent of Generation X, and 18 percent of Baby Boomers. Of concern, one in 10 workers (10 percent) report having no retirement savings, including 12 percent of Millennials, nine percent of Generation X, and seven percent of Baby Boomers."
The Median Retirement Savings Balance Among Baby Boomers Is Shockingly Low | The Motley Fool
It's so low, in fact, that near-retirees had better gear up to compensate in other ways.
Unless we find a marker for prickly pear. Then we will be rich.
BarnBuster
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too larry
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Speaking of getting old, I'm a few days away from my 1/2 birthday. My cousin is exactly 18 months younger than me, so when we were kids, I would always get a "half birthday" present on her birthday, and she would get one on mine.
So later this week I will have six more months of enjoying my 50's.
So later this week I will have six more months of enjoying my 50's.
BarnBuster
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conor c
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Hi all i got a Question for all the older guys as you the only guys on earth who may have half a chance to know about this i cant find info on this one anywhere just says indica hybrid and no speculation on the lineage anyone any idea what makes Amstel gold aka passion#1 they say its a old cali outdoor strain other than that cant find much on it thanks in advance
Just an FYI, you might have more luck with this here: https://rollitup.org/f/seed-and-strain-reviews.43/
Also the search function turned up quite a few hits on the Amstel gold name.
Also the search function turned up quite a few hits on the Amstel gold name.
conor c
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I know cheers just still couldnt see anything more on its real lineage tho so thought id ask here as well
BarnBuster
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MICHI-CAN
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Just FYI. If your retirement plan is a 401K? The orange bafoon just made them fair game to the banks. Looks like those are about to be skimmed to nothing like our pensions are being subjected to. My $1200/ month pension is now down to under $300. And 11 years until I can get it. Be worthless by then. So look into your situation. That legislation went unreported. And pay everything off before retirement. Work your whole life just to have everything legally stolen. Best wishes and a comfortable retirement for all.some sobering statistics:
"Total household retirement savings among all workers is $50,000 (estimated median). Baby Boomer workers have the highest retirement savings at $144,000, compared with Generation X ($64,000) and Millennials ($23,000) (estimated medians). The proportion of workers having saved $250,000 or more increases with age: 13 percent of Millennials, 25 percent of Generation X, and 40 percent of Baby Boomers. In contrast, the proportion of workers who have saved $1 to less than $50,000 directionally decreases with age: 38 percent of Millennials, 27 percent of Generation X, and 18 percent of Baby Boomers. Of concern, one in 10 workers (10 percent) report having no retirement savings, including 12 percent of Millennials, nine percent of Generation X, and seven percent of Baby Boomers."
The Median Retirement Savings Balance Among Baby Boomers Is Shockingly Low | The Motley Fool
It's so low, in fact, that near-retirees had better gear up to compensate in other ways.
BarnBuster
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OldMedUser
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I'll be 66 in a couple weeks and don't take any pharma drugs. 5'8" and 140lbs. Wake up with a rock hard dick every morning and get 3 or 4 BJs every week or rub one out on my own for at least a load a day. Long red hair down my butt, smoke 20 cigs of home grown 'baccy a day and have 3lbs of pot on hand at all times.
I never ever eat at places like McPukes or Dairy f'n Queen. Just took my dog for a run around our dugout at 7am. A good mile.
Don't be a pussy but eat as much as you can get!
I never ever eat at places like McPukes or Dairy f'n Queen. Just took my dog for a run around our dugout at 7am. A good mile.
Don't be a pussy but eat as much as you can get!
BarnBuster
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You forgot, "enough hair on your ass to weave an Indian blanket!"I'll be 66 in a couple weeks and don't take any pharma drugs. 5'8" and 140lbs. Wake up with a rock hard dick every morning and get 3 or 4 BJs every week or rub one out on my own for at least a load a day. Long red hair down my butt, smoke 20 cigs of home grown 'baccy a day and have 3lbs of pot on hand at all times.
I never ever eat at places like McPukes or Dairy f'n Queen. Just took my dog for a run around our dugout at 7am. A good mile.
Don't be a pussy but eat as much as you can get!
BarnBuster
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TheOGibnobodee
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I'm turning 50 in a month. Started smoking in the early '80's and took a break for 10 yrs. Chronic pain brought me back and i still love to get high.
BarnBuster
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Welcome to RIU!
Gorillabilly
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50 here. I prefer codger to old fart tho. Grew my first plant in 8th grade. Took a few years off for a military career, then went strip back to growing. Its been a ride, 2020 feel like a finale to anyone e else???
BarnBuster
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Gorillabilly
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Let it be so...