Anonymous
08/02/2019 10:19
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
So you chose to be low income so you do not have to pay for healthcare....thanks to subsidies...
I chose to be low income because that's the amount I need to live on.
Anonymous
08/02/2019 10:13
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
Wow, you are really going through some contortions to avoid admitting that your health care is heavily subsidized by the government (i.e. taxpayers). Is this is sore spot?
Is this a bad time to point out that you fir the classic definition of a welfare queen - much better, in fact, than the urban poor so often demonized that way?
It's not a sore spot at all. I'm extremely happy its available. My numbers don't work without it. Please continue your 60 hour weeks and inch worming through traffic everyday so that I can retire. I can't thank you enough
Anonymous
08/02/2019 10:11
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
Wow, you are really going through some contortions to avoid admitting that your health care is heavily subsidized by the government (i.e. taxpayers). Is this is sore spot?
Is this a bad time to point out that you fir the classic definition of a welfare queen - much better, in fact, than the urban poor so often demonized that way?
Lol. When you get a bill in the mail do you call and ask if you can pay more?
Anonymous
08/02/2019 10:07
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
Wow, you are really going through some contortions to avoid admitting that your health care is heavily subsidized by the government (i.e. taxpayers). Is this is sore spot?
Is this a bad time to point out that you fir the classic definition of a welfare queen - much better, in fact, than the urban poor so often demonized that way?
Anonymous
08/02/2019 10:04
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
So you chose to be low income so you do not have to pay for healthcare....thanks to subsidies...
Anonymous
08/02/2019 09:00
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
I pay every penny that I am asked to pay
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:50
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
That cheap healthcare has limited access to providers, though. So just pray you don't develop a complex condition or need something like mental health services.
Holy cow do you all constantly live in fear of what might happen? Some people love being miserable
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:43
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
That cheap healthcare has limited access to providers, though. So just pray you don't develop a complex condition or need something like mental health services.
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:43
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:This crowd is too snobby to ever move there but there really are some nice places to live down south. I moved to Alabama, bought a house on a golf course for $189k, unlimited golf included in $70/month hoa fee. I have access to neighborhood pool and a beach is 20 minutes away. I live 1 mile from a grocery store and home depot
This is the conceit of "real 'Murica" right here. Anyone who doesn't want to live in coastal Alabama is a snob. It couldn't possibly be that the things they like to do aren't there?
But suggest that one of them is a snob for not wanting to live in NYC, or SF, or DC, and boy, will you get a different reaction.
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:40
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
So, government subsidies?
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:38
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
Healthcare is not cheap, just subsidized.
Lol
Anonymous
08/02/2019 08:11
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
Healthcare is not cheap, just subsidized.
Anonymous
08/01/2019 18:41
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
This crowd is too snobby to ever move there but there really are some nice places to live down south. I moved to Alabama, bought a house on a golf course for $189k, unlimited golf included in $70/month hoa fee. I have access to neighborhood pool and a beach is 20 minutes away. I live 1 mile from a grocery store and home depot
Anonymous
08/01/2019 18:35
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And these FIRE People also pull stunt of putting kids in "guardianship" so they go to college for free, get ACA and subsidized housing due to no income and hide assets in LLC. They also use food stamps and welfare
My Mom always told me folks not working under 60 are just unemployed they aint retired.
I fully funded my kids college with 529s before retirement. I do not use food stamps or welfare. I have a paid for house on a golf course.
Where does your health insurance come from?
Explained earlier that healthcare is cheap if you have a low income. Having wealth and having an income are not the same thing
Anonymous
08/01/2019 17:48
Subject: s/o living on $25k or $36k a year
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1. Get debt free
2. Save a pile of cash
3. Move to a low cost of living area
4. Retire or work when only interested in something you love
5. Profit
Get rid of any recurring payments that aren't necessary and reduce the ones that are necessary. One car, one insurance payment, cheap cell phone plan, no cable TV, cheap internet. $36k buys a lot when you don't owe anyone any money
It does. But here's the problem - I have yet to find a LCOL area I want to live in full time. There are plenty where I'd spend 4-6 months, but none I want to live in full time.
This is OP - we actually do live in a pretty LCOL area (left DC in part to move somewhere cheaper). There are some people who live here on fixed incomes, so obviously it's possible to live very inexpensively. Maybe I'm just too bougie for what it takes to do that. ("Maybe" = obviously too bougie.)
I should be more precise - there aren't any LCOL area I'd want to retire to full time. There are plenty I'd move to for work.
Oh I mean even in a low cost of living area life still has expenses! It's *less* than in DC but it's still not like you're just swimming in extra cash, because food is suddenly free or anything.