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<blockquote data-quote="barnyard" data-source="post: 1414387" data-attributes="member: 13921">I do not come to this area that often, to those that have posted in this thread: Thank You. Particularly Ms PacMan.Reading through this thread motivated me to login to my accounts and update my withdrawal percentages. I upped my 401k and my weekly stock purchase. According to my budget, I was just peeing away that extra dough anyway. After the 1st of the year, if the plan keeps working, I will be able to do a 1/2 house payment every week.My sister and her husband burned their mortgage papers Labor Day weekend. I was thinking about that quite a bit. Amongst the people that I know, in my age range, they are the 1st to have paid off their house. They were able to do that even though my sister was laid off in May.I need to put my compulsive, alcoholic tendencies to work paying off my house.And to answer the questions: I have $190k in my 401k, $25k in a rollover IRA; $20k in UPS stock.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barnyard, post: 1414387, member: 13921"] I do not come to this area that often, to those that have posted in this thread: Thank You. Particularly Ms PacMan. Reading through this thread motivated me to login to my accounts and update my withdrawal percentages. I upped my 401k and my weekly stock purchase. According to my budget, I was just peeing away that extra dough anyway. After the 1st of the year, if the plan keeps working, I will be able to do a 1/2 house payment every week. My sister and her husband burned their mortgage papers Labor Day weekend. I was thinking about that quite a bit. Amongst the people that I know, in my age range, they are the 1st to have paid off their house. They were able to do that even though my sister was laid off in May. I need to put my compulsive, alcoholic tendencies to work paying off my house. And to answer the questions: I have $190k in my 401k, $25k in a rollover IRA; $20k in UPS stock. [/QUOTE]

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