$10K/mo For Life Doing Nothing vs. $100K/mo Working 14hrs/day, M-Fr?

Laid back $10K or Working Man $100K

  • $10K/mo doing nothing

    Votes: 109 89.3%
  • $100K/mo working 14hrs/day, M-F

    Votes: 13 10.7%

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Ozymandeas

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You basically gave us a $10,000 a month pension for LIFE. That's our retirement right there.

I can live off 6 grand and bank 40 to 50 grand a year. At least until I have kids and they start destroying my pockets.
 

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What, to be eligible for retirement benefits? Same rules as any other job.

But, also like any other job, if you quit prior to retirement nothing happens to you financially speaking other than you’re not eligible for those retirement benefits.

And for me personally- after a couple years of making that $100k/mo and amassing a solid portfolio of assets and properties, missing out on my job’s retirement benefits for quitting before retirement age just wouldn’t really bother me all that much. Personally speaking. 🤷🏾‍♂️
This is what I was thinking. I could put a fat down payment on a home I actually want in month one and then for less than 10k a month:
-regular messages every week
-maid
-whatever health food I want

Basically, the first month would give me a way to invest in my body while I grind out the work, stuff all tax-advantaged accounts I can, buy blue-chip dividend stocks, etc. You really don't have to do it for long to actually be set up for life, especially if you don't lifestyle creep in the first year. I'm 36 so I know I won't have the bounce-back I used to for those hours so this would be a 2 year max deal. Even if I can only do it for 4 months I would have so much cash stashed I can go back to doing what I currently do and let that shyt sit in accounts. Compound mothafukkin interest.:myman:
 
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