The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for January 12, 2019

Four more years!

401k’s are now called 301’s

It is possible to retire on social security, but you have to give up some luxuries, like food, clothing, and a roof over your head.

I always thought retiring was a little more permanent.

I was fortunate to retire at 58, nearly nine years ago. I have income enough to keep my head above water and healthy enough to be glad to be alive. I feel blessed.

I was 69 when I retired.

Suze Orman did not know what she was taking about. She was too busy counting her cash flow.

Mexico is a good option to have your life expire before your funds…

I am in my late 50’s. I will want to retire when I no longer want to go back to work after being off for a few weeks.

We just had a couple of weeks off, and by the end of it, I really wanted to go back to work. It helps that I like what I do for a living.

I had to retire twice to make a comfortable income.

wonder how much Gladys has in her spousal IRA? Bet zero point nothing.