I guarantee you approach it a lot better than me. You are much more calculated and deliberate. I am much more ignorant about financial matters with this area so as long as my 401k keeps growing then I'll stay put for now. I'm sure there are other ways I could earn more with it but I'm satisfied until I understand something better.
I decided after my 7th surgery that I would retire as soon as I turned 55 and I stuck with that. I don't live a fancy life but I live comfortable, have a modest home and always have food on the table (and beer). Awesome wife and a hobby to enjoy when I feel like it.
Seriously, you should look at that long term fixed annuity, we can get over five, maybe close to 6 percent guaranteed
Look, that build up for a few years
And if you want to pay off some of your debt and your money is still in your 401k you can use the rule of 55 to avoid the ten percent penalty