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<blockquote data-quote="Thebrownblob" data-source="post: 5813177" data-attributes="member: 60485">Yes, because you continue to turn to the people who want to keep you that way for your salvation. Their wealth continues to grow while you continue to accept the scraps they will give you while telling you what a great deal you’re getting and you believe it. L O L. I am not a savvy investor. I am not an amazing stock market picker. I am an ordinary person who simply saved invested, made some mistakes, and did a little more. I will retire very well, despite having one hand tied behind my back, giving money to a government entity that makes me jump through hoops to get it back if I’m lucky at around 40%. The amount of money I made makes a little difference because I would’ve lived with my means either way as I’ve always done actually slightly below. Your continued complaints about the inequality we live under is interesting. I agree with you. I don’t think the way out is to give them more power and control which you did throughout your working career and now and your retirement. it’s nothing personal,The comical situation that you’re giving me some sort of money, advice or life lesson is also fraught with all kinds of irony. Good luck and I’m glad you’re getting your couple thousand dollars a month in a few weeks. You earned it and then some.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thebrownblob, post: 5813177, member: 60485"] Yes, because you continue to turn to the people who want to keep you that way for your salvation. Their wealth continues to grow while you continue to accept the scraps they will give you while telling you what a great deal you’re getting and you believe it. L O L. I am not a savvy investor. I am not an amazing stock market picker. I am an ordinary person who simply saved invested, made some mistakes, and did a little more. I will retire very well, despite having one hand tied behind my back, giving money to a government entity that makes me jump through hoops to get it back if I’m lucky at around 40%. The amount of money I made makes a little difference because I would’ve lived with my means either way as I’ve always done actually slightly below. Your continued complaints about the inequality we live under is interesting. I agree with you. I don’t think the way out is to give them more power and control which you did throughout your working career and now and your retirement. it’s nothing personal, The comical situation that you’re giving me some sort of money, advice or life lesson is also fraught with all kinds of irony. Good luck and I’m glad you’re getting your couple thousand dollars a month in a few weeks. You earned it and then some. [/QUOTE]

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