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Unstable markets. Or so the experts scream that every hour at me on the radio and tv news.
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i work for the goverment in an office that requires me to contribute to a state fund, I don't have the option of pulling out. |
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I'm 43 and I'm not too happy about starting over. Things that are going to get us ahead are our honesty, reliability, our credit, and our intellegence. My work record and all these other things has gotten me my dream job offer. Between pension, IRAs and tangibles I should be ok if health holds out. Had to look at your profile to see where you were from. Sounded like we work for the same company. ![]() ![]() |
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Unstable markets. Or so the experts scream that every hour at me on the radio and tv news.
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I'm 43 and I'm not too happy about starting over. Things that are going to get us ahead are our honesty, reliability, our credit, and our intellegence. My work record and all these other things has gotten me my dream job offer. Between pension, IRAs and tangibles I should be ok if health holds out. Had to look at your profile to see where you were from. Sounded like we work for the same company. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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They can't outsource my job. They gotta put that toxic waste somewhere. I say washington dc. But that's my opinion.
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They can't outsource my job. They gotta put that toxic waste somewhere. I say washington dc. But that's my opinion. plenty there already |
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Put the bulk of 403b in a fixed fund, low interest, but guarenteed. Did that last Aug 07 when the market was getting hinky and we filed for divorce. Monthly contibutions are minimal now, but going into previous funds, cool now that they are selling for much lower.
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