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Since you will die, aren’t you just leasing anyway?If you can't pay it off while you are working, you definitely aren't going to pay it off in retirement.
Since you will die, aren’t you just leasing anyway?If you can't pay it off while you are working, you definitely aren't going to pay it off in retirement.
My wife we certainly out live me. I don't want her to ever be poor or need anything.Since you will die, aren’t you just leasing anyway?
Not that a goal of mine in life is to leave my kids a ton but it never hurts to give them a hand up on life.My wife we certainly out live me. I don't want her to ever be poor or need anything.
I gave my kids a hand up while I could do it.Not that a goal of mine in life is to leave my kids a ton but it never hurts to give them a hand up on life.
Yeah my wife's whole family basically lives to 90+. Makes it a little scarier planning retirementI gave my kids a hand up while I could do it.
They both got out of college with less than 20k in debt. I just want my wife not to be poor and forced to sell the house or not he able to eat
Whatever pension I get, plus the 401k, life insurance and social security should give her enough. Plus I don't owe anybody a ing penny. Right or wrong, I'm not worried about itYeah my wife's whole family basically lives to 90+. Makes it a little scarier planning retirement
I've decided against it. It's just too risky.Get Ready for Litecoin Cash the Upcoming Litecoin Fork - Coin Bureau
How to Claim your LCC
The developers went through an extensive overview of how to claim your LCC in their FAQ section of their website. If you hold Litecoin in your own wallet at block 1,371,111, you will automatically hold an additional 10 LCC.
However, there is an important point to note. This only applies to wallets where you hold the private key. Hence, in wallets that are held on an exchange, you have no automatic rights to the forked coins. Exchanges often don’t honour some of the lesser known forks.
If you wanted to claim your Litecoin cash from the fork then you are better suited to hold the coins in an offline wallet just prior to the block in question. They also suggest that if you hold your Litecoin in a hardware wallet such as ledger that you move it to a desktop wallet just prior to the fork and then move it back.
If you currently have your coins in a paper wallet or desktop wallet form, then all you have to do is make sure that they are present during the fork and you will be entitle to the new LCC. The team will communicate further updates such as supporting services, online wallets and mining pools in due course.
The fork will occur when Litecoin reaches block 1,371,111. This is expected to be around the 19th of February
I've decided against it. It's just too risky.
Apparently you're interested enough to fine read itYou’re like Morelock in the Word of the day thread
Lmao
That's a move right there.Think it's safe to say Wall Street is buying bitcoin. Not sure who else would be throwing around 400 million bucks.
Anonymous trader buys $400 million in bitcoin
You don't throw that type of money around unless you know something.That's a move right there.