Anonymous wrote:When my dd was about 5 or 6, she had an imaginary family: husband and 7 kids. Her imaginary family always one-upped whatever was going on in real life with our family. If I served two vegetables at dinner time, she was feeding her imaginary family three vegetables. If we went to HersheyPark, her family went to Disney World
Because my dh, an attorney, worked long hours and was really only around on weekends, dd said her husband p, also an attorney, was home all week and only worked on weekends. Eventually, she told us he retired at age 35. He still had passive income from a car dealership he owned. It always sounded fishy.
Anonymous wrote:Crypto. Sold several properties and bought crypto and individual stocks in 2020.
An inheritance in coming in few years. It sits in estate account right now. We are not big spenders.
Already worked nearly 30 years.
Anonymous wrote:Why is this very stupid thread in the elementary school section?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You’re not retired with elementary school aged kids. You’re a stay at home parent.
Meh, my dh is retired from the military and our youngest is in middle school. We had kids late. It happens.
Anonymous wrote:Same where we live. They are primarily smart tech people who were founders or early employees of startups that had an early exit.
Anonymous wrote:So you're rich and surprised to be living among possibly richer people? I haven't met any retired parents in their 30s in my kid's school!
-$180k HHI in W2
Anonymous wrote:I guess I can say I’m retired after working a couple of years before I got pregnant at 25? Much fancier than saying I’m at home full time.
Anonymous wrote:Likely trust funds
Anonymous wrote:What does your income have to do with their retirement?