“Ideal networth formula”

[patb]

How about $1 Million more then the SOB
who my wife ran off with 🙂

[Anonymous]

PatB, They just started a thread for you over at

“I have the pu–y, I make the rules”

[Anonymous]

PatB, They just started a thread for you over at

“I have the pu–y, I make the rules”

[Anonymous]

PatB, They just started a thread for you over at

“I have the pu–y, I make the rules”

[Anonymous]

PatB, They just started a thread for you over at

“I have the pu–y, I make the rules”

[Anonymous]

PatB, They just started a thread for you over at

“I have the pu–y, I make the rules”

[beanmaestro]

Bizarre. A good formula would look like:
(Age – X)*(Income – Y)*C

[beanmaestro]

Bizarre. A good formula would look like:
(Age – X)*(Income – Y)*C

[beanmaestro]

Bizarre. A good formula would look like:
(Age – X)*(Income – Y)*C

[beanmaestro]

Bizarre. A good formula would look like:
(Age – X)*(Income – Y)*C

[beanmaestro]

Bizarre. A good formula would look like:
(Age – X)*(Income – Y)*C

[jimmyle]

I only have 1/3 of the formula. And I am an above average saver. I doubt that even 10% of the 20s and 30s crowd meet the criteria.

For example,

30 year old guy making $80K needs $240K nest egg to meet the criteria. Let say he starts working at 23, he needs to save $35K a year while paying down his $20K+ college loan. Impossible.

Unless he bought a house on 0% down in 2002 and sold it in 2006.

[jimmyle]

I only have 1/3 of the formula. And I am an above average saver. I doubt that even 10% of the 20s and 30s crowd meet the criteria.

For example,

30 year old guy making $80K needs $240K nest egg to meet the criteria. Let say he starts working at 23, he needs to save $35K a year while paying down his $20K+ college loan. Impossible.

Unless he bought a house on 0% down in 2002 and sold it in 2006.

[jimmyle]

I only have 1/3 of the formula. And I am an above average saver. I doubt that even 10% of the 20s and 30s crowd meet the criteria.

For example,

30 year old guy making $80K needs $240K nest egg to meet the criteria. Let say he starts working at 23, he needs to save $35K a year while paying down his $20K+ college loan. Impossible.

Unless he bought a house on 0% down in 2002 and sold it in 2006.

[jimmyle]

I only have 1/3 of the formula. And I am an above average saver. I doubt that even 10% of the 20s and 30s crowd meet the criteria.

For example,

30 year old guy making $80K needs $240K nest egg to meet the criteria. Let say he starts working at 23, he needs to save $35K a year while paying down his $20K+ college loan. Impossible.

Unless he bought a house on 0% down in 2002 and sold it in 2006.

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