NRA4LIFE
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IMO, 401K's are for necessities and retirement. If you're taking money out of it to fund a hunt, most likely you cannot afford the hunt.
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That's amazing. Some want to hunt sheep, some do both.More and more, each day, I like the sound of a bullet hitting long-range steel over $$$$ on a Head on the wall that no one car
Folks who can readily spend $200k to hunt don't give 2 peanut turds what anyone thinks about what is on their wall. As has been said, Warren doesn't do anything but buy good companies, eat well salted hamburgers, and drink Cherry Coke, that's his joy and purpose. A false equivalency at it's finest because he spent billions on his pursuits, he hasn't done it for the money since 1959.Thank god i enjoy hunting anything i can do diy for the cost of gas and lodging. In the end the antlers don’t mean much to me other than to trigger a memory. I realized long ago literally no one else cares what i have on the wall. For me it’s all about the actual hunt. Even if you have the money i think its insane to spend $200,000 to kill an animal that in the end will just sit on your wall for people to simply look at and either say “nice” or “disgusting”. Even those that can appreciate it won’t be nearly as excited as i would be or realize what went into getting the animal they’ll just think it’s simply cool. But most i take downstairs in the man cave barely glance at the game down there.
Sure, if there's not much in there and it is your only vehicle.IMO, 401K's are for necessities and retirement. If you're taking money out of it to fund a hunt, most likely you cannot afford the hunt.
Not true at all. Many 401K's have a very low/no interest loan option. This is much more appealing than triggering a taxable event in a brokerage account or liquidating business assets or other investments. If they just took the money out that's another thing because of relevant penalties and is outside the realm of sensible.If you're taking money out of your 401K to fund a hunt, there obviously is no other vehicle.
IMO, 401K's are for necessities and retirement. If you're taking money out of it to fund a hunt, most likely you cannot afford the hunt.
If you’re laying out your life’s financial plan on dying early and don’t, you end up atWhat about the ones who are already dead?
Naah, if I run out of $ this way too big house and land with it will get sold and I'll live in one of the rentals and I'll keep having fun.If you’re laying out your life’s financial plan on dying early and don’t, you end up at
Decade of 60s and beyond. Basically trapped in house just trying to pay bills and feed yourself.
Best of luck, you may need it,
Also true, we have hundreds of seniors a year that cant afford to get their furnace fixed or replaced.I’ll tell you something else, I have friends that never saved or planned for retirement (YOLO) and they made some of the same arguments as this thread
But once they hit their late 50s or early 60s, almost all of them are deeply scared of their situation. They are looking at their social security and savings and trying to figure out how to pay taxes, put a roof over their head, and feed themselves. Maybe keep a car and pay car insurance
Truly, has to be a horrifying situation to be in and all of the Alaska memories in the world can’t help you then
Not true at all. Many 401K's have a very low/no interest loan option. This is much more appealing than triggering a taxable event in a brokerage account or liquidating business assets or other investments. If they just took the money out that's another thing because of relevant penalties and is outside the realm of sensible.
Depending on the big picture one should weigh if this is a better option than a HELOC.
That's what I said....Possibly but the penalties for early withdrawal and the loss of gains on the money removed have to be considered.
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