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re: At what point is DIY not a good idea?
Posted on 12/22/21 at 9:18 pm to lynxcat
Posted on 12/22/21 at 9:18 pm to lynxcat
Pushing retirement up is the goal. The new money likely won’t actually get us to $1m per year, but it will be mostly in quarterly distributions as we both happened to reach shareholder in our jobs starting January 1. I believe it will more than double our current annual income most years.
The plan for now is to use the first quarterly distribution to put towards a new home, in addition to what we net on the sale of the current home.
After that, we plan to live solely off our salaries and invest 100% of distributions unless we are replenishing the emergency fund. I’m sure my wife will bend the rules a bit, but I’m pretty happy living on my current salary and don’t want to fall victim to lifestyle creep.
The plan for now is to use the first quarterly distribution to put towards a new home, in addition to what we net on the sale of the current home.
After that, we plan to live solely off our salaries and invest 100% of distributions unless we are replenishing the emergency fund. I’m sure my wife will bend the rules a bit, but I’m pretty happy living on my current salary and don’t want to fall victim to lifestyle creep.
Posted on 12/22/21 at 9:25 pm to HoldenOversoul
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I’m sure my wife will bend the rules a bit, but I’m pretty happy living on my current salary and don’t want to fall victim to lifestyle creep
This is the hardest part.
On a macro scale it's quite easy not to go hog wild. However, on a micro scale it becomes quite easy to justify lots of little things that start piling up.
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