Sentences with phrase «than your retirement day»

Not exact matches

Long story short — she insisted we sell everything the next day (which was also a significant down day); we eventually re-entered the market; I retired at age 53 in 1995; and today, my IRA is 3.5 times greater than at retirement (in spite of zero new $ $ $, 2 more market crashes, and 2 significant RMDs).

Instead, they are more than likely regretting their decisions, and just counting days'til retirement.

We lost our best offensive lineman to retirement and the options to replace him right now are a career back - up no better than the back - up swing lineman he replaced, a second - year Day 3 draftee and a career offensive tackle.

Soderbergh and I spoke over the course of a couple days this summer — about his new movie, Logan Lucky; about his origins as a filmmaker; about his retirement that turned out not to be a retirement at all; about his love for Get Out and the films of Barry Jenkins; about, in short, way more than would fit in a single, often condensed magazine story.

If Daniel Day - Lewis is genuinely going to make good on his recent retirement announcement, he couldn't have picked a better swansong than Phantom Thread.

But every student at the middle school where I worked till my retirement in 2009 knows, because the school spent more time acknowledging that day — «Transgender Day of Remembrance» — than Veteran's Day, November 11day — «Transgender Day of Remembrance» — than Veteran's Day, November 11Day of Remembrance» — than Veteran's Day, November 11Day, November 11th.

Only now, in 1989, when he is days from retirement and spends more time looking over his shoulder than ahead, does he realize that what he did may get him — and others — killed.

It was so bad that Warren Buffett even contemplated early retirement because the track record of his early days had become more of a curse than a blessing.

There are more options than ever for retirement portfolios these days.

For a lot of people the day of retirement is closer than they had thought and they do need a way of making proper savings really soon.

But there's more to retirement than having enough money coming in and you can only spend so many hours a day reading or watching TV.

A lot of people I'm hearing from these days think their retirement will be starting much later than they anticipated.

While many Canadians are still reeling from the stock market's battering and lowering their retirement expectations, Fraser and Shary are enjoying a lavish lifestyle on less than $ 2,000 a month — including massages twice a week, eating out at least once a day, having a maid service six days a week, and of course, a glass of evening wine by their private plunge pool at night.

Which means, day one of retirement, you can expect to pay taxes on about 20 % less income than when you were working.

Another reason to keep most of you retirement fund in stocks is that you do not withdraw it all the day you retire; some of the savings will be in there for (on average) more than 25 years.

There is real value in being connected to the current problems of the day, rather than the idleness of «retirement.»

Even if you have a healthy company pension or a large nest egg and don't actually need the money to pay for day - to - day expenses, having extra employment cash coming in can make a working retirement seem a lot more appealing than sitting at home clipping coupons.

But given the huge cost advantage many index funds and ETFs have these days — some charge less than 0.10 % in expenses each year — I think that at the very least you should try to make index funds and ETFs the core of your retirement portfolio.

On the flip side, if you want a retirement that's more low - key — say, day trips to the countryside over a month - long Caribbean cruise — then your expenses may indeed be less than what they currently are.

Despite the fact that the husband had stayed in the UAE for a long time, he had never stayed in England or Wales longer than five weeks at a time and had sufficient resources under the current UAE rules, to meet the requirements for a residency visa after his retirement, the Court found that this was not sufficient to establish that he had formed an intention to «live out his days» in the UAE.

In the event the retiring judge elects to retire as a «Senior Status Special Judge» under this subsection, he shall commit to serve, upon appointment by the Chief Justice of the Commonwealth, as special judge for one hundred twenty (120) work days per year for a term of five (5) years without compensation other than the retirement benefits under this subsection.

The Senior Status Special Judge may agree to work more than one hundred twenty (120) days in any year within the five (5) years of service; however, the Senior Status Special Judge shall be compensated as otherwise provided by law, in addition to his retirement benefits, for any days served in excess of one hundred twenty (120) in that year.

These days, people are living longer than ever, which means retirements are lasting longer than ever.

There's more than one smart thing you can do with your tax refund - you can toss the money in a savings account for a rainy day, put it in your retirement fund, or even use it to pay your health insurance premiums until the next tax refund.

As for David Bach, the man behind the idea that if you give up your Starbucks beverage every day you'll be able to build up a million - dollar retirement account, Olen notes that the amount of savings Bach promises are about 5 times higher than reality if you actually run the numbers.