Well, between the two of us, we got 75 plus years of experience, which, you know, obviously turns into wisdom.
And then when you look at the personal balance sheet, you know, when you look at the line items on there and you start with cash in the federal money market fund at four and a half percent state tax free, and you go into stock investments, retirement accounts, resort rental, real estate investments, your piece coming in from the commercial properties and so forth.
Then you get into, when do I take social security? You go, I have life insurance.
But you know what? Do I even need life insurance if I don't have kids? I mean, so first thing you go through on the balance sheet is what you don't need.
And you take all the cash flow, let's say, for an example, from life insurance, and you plow it into the other three, four investment vehicles.
And you look at, like Josh was saying, you look at some of these investment accounts and people that even have, let's say, a commercial real estate gig on the side for the minute, while they're growing that, they have a W-2 job at some point.
Well, the government trying to protect you from yourself, they give you 10 options and you all be diversified.
each other.
Why? Because we want write-offs in the high bracket and we want income in the low brackets.
Information flows to us automatically now with all the electronic delivery systems and so forth.
I mean, back in the day, I mean, holy American, you'd wait for a month to get a written quarterly report from Vanguard or something.
I mean, you know what happens in a month right now? That's like a year now.
Well, between the two of us, we got 75 plus years of experience, which, you know, obviously turns into wisdom.
And then when you look at the personal balance sheet, you know, when you look at the line items on there and you start with cash in the federal money market fund at four and a half percent state tax free, and you go into stock investments, retirement accounts, resort rental, real estate investments, your piece coming in from the commercial properties and so forth.
Then you get into, when do I take social security? You go, I have life insurance.
But you know what? Do I even need life insurance if I don't have kids? I mean, so first thing you go through on the balance sheet is what you don't need.
And you take all the cash flow, let's say, for an example, from life insurance, and you plow it into the other three, four investment vehicles.
And you look at, like Josh was saying, you look at some of these investment accounts and people that even have, let's say, a commercial real estate gig on the side for the minute, while they're growing that, they have a W-2 job at some point.
Well, the government trying to protect you from yourself, they give you 10 options and you all be diversified.
each other.
Why? Because we want write-offs in the high bracket and we want income in the low brackets.
Information flows to us automatically now with all the electronic delivery systems and so forth.
I mean, back in the day, I mean, holy American, you'd wait for a month to get a written quarterly report from Vanguard or something.
I mean, you know what happens in a month right now? That's like a year now.
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