Are you "lucky"if you have a secure retirement?

[newbury]

One of my favorite sayings: "Men marry women thinking they won't change, and women marry men thinking they will change. Both are wrong."

Now who is getting off topic?

 

[doxford jim]

I was married befor to, and she was sa good as myself in spending money. But I have an excuse. She was a 45-24-35. She left me for an Indian Guru. But, if I want to be mean, he has less fun, because she is 66 now and there is this gravity law.
Alex

I like that - ha, ha !:cool2::drink::thumbsup:

 

[JDgreen227]

Now who is getting off topic?

That was a shameless postwhore attempt to get my thread to the 500 mark....

 

[300UGUY]

I like that - ha, ha !:cool2::drink::thumbsup:

Pics or it didn't happen???

 

[300UGUY]

Talk about thread drift - Secure retirement to ET's !!

 

[ovrszd]

This thread has rarely been on-track.

 

[JDgreen227]

This thread has rarely been on-track.

Well...out of 507 total replies there are at least 91.6% that deal at least in part with the topic so I respectfully disagree.

 

[300UGUY]

Well...out of 507 total replies there are at least 91.6% that deal at least in part with the topic so I respectfully disagree.

OK!!! 91.6% ???

 

[vtsnowedin]

Pending the audit of the replies which they will get to as soon as they finish with the IRS emails and the Federal reserve's books I suggest we get back to what makes for a secure retirement. I propose that you need both luck to have the opportunities,and perseverance to stick with it in the face of what appear to be better options during the long years you have to muddle through to meet the requirements and last but not least a very good wife that works with you to get to the goal. Take anyone of those away and your just working paycheck to paycheck or a homeless man on a steam vent.

 

[TomSeller]

It can be argued that the thread is either about being financial secure or being relationship secure. So that raises the percentage of on-track.