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Topic	If you won the powerball would it solve all your problems?
blu 04/17/20 5:02:05 PM #47:	rexcrk posted... Thats certainly a nice thought... but Im 32 and I only just started going to school last year and am on track to graduate with just an Associates by the end of this year. I have a feeling Im going to have to work for a very, very long time. Yeah, at 32 with an associates depending on what youll settle on doing and how much you want mid 40s is possible. Really, I like the idea of getting a certain amount then scaling back to part time and use investment income more as a supplement. Remote work might also be a good option to pursue. On the bright side, youre possibly early enough you can tailor your job to how you want to live instead of what you want to do, if thats what you want. <cite>blu posted [p:937591174] in If you won... [t:78592489]...</cite> <quote>rexcrk posted... </cite> <quote>Thats certainly a nice thought... but Im 32 and I only just started going to school last year and am on track to graduate with just an Associates by the end of this year. I have a feeling Im going to have to work for a very, very long time.</quote> Yeah, at 32 with an associates depending on what youll settle on doing and how much you want mid 40s is possible. Really, I like the idea of getting a certain amount then scaling back to part time and use investment income more as a supplement. Remote work might also be a good option to pursue. On the bright side, youre possibly early enough you can tailor your job to how you want to live instead of what you want to do, if thats what you want. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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