The 401(k) is savings, the equity in the house is savings, the extra $7K is gravy and it'd be $13K if they took one less vacation https://twitter.com/reformedbroker/status/845251220038193152 …
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Replying to @arthur_affect
Wait they included "Miscellaneous" as an expense? So the $7K is completely gravy - they've established they can cover $17K of exigencies
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Replying to @arthur_affect
This doesn't make any sense, by any measure including their own measure they have more than enough
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They aren't in any sense living hand-to-mouth, for one thing they're insured heavily the way poor ppl can't afford to be
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Replying to @arthur_affect
They have all kinds of options if they have a sudden expense. Stop the charity donation. Skip the vacation. Refi the house.
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Replying to @arthur_affect
If it's an actual emergency you can pull from the 401(k)
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Replying to @arthur_affect
It's always the kid stuff that gets ppl circling the wagons justifying. "W/o the v best programs how do I make sure Jr gets into Harvard?"
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I'm highly amused by the contrast b/t the title: "earn $500k and be perfectly average!" and the v. non-average home & cars.
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Replying to @familiarwldrnss @arthur_affect
"Ugh, I feel so average driving my Land Rover home to my $1.5m house!"
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