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I don’t understand how they ran through their savings so quickly. At age 37, her 401K should have grown to about 1 years salary, or at least $100K.

Also, they would have had 6-9 months of salary in the bank, so that would have been at least another $100K if not $200K.

That means that they blew through probably $250K of savings to get to this point, in 10 months. Since the burn rate is only $10K, where did the other $150K go?

[alarmclock]

I don’t understand how they ran through their savings so quickly. At age 37, her 401K should have grown to about 1 years salary, or at least $100K.

Also, they would have had 6-9 months of salary in the bank, so that would have been at least another $100K if not $200K.

That means that they blew through probably $250K of savings to get to this point, in 10 months. Since the burn rate is only $10K, where did the other $150K go?

[alarmclock]

I don’t understand how they ran through their savings so quickly. At age 37, her 401K should have grown to about 1 years salary, or at least $100K.

Also, they would have had 6-9 months of salary in the bank, so that would have been at least another $100K if not $200K.

That means that they blew through probably $250K of savings to get to this point, in 10 months. Since the burn rate is only $10K, where did the other $150K go?

[alarmclock]

I don’t understand how they ran through their savings so quickly. At age 37, her 401K should have grown to about 1 years salary, or at least $100K.

Also, they would have had 6-9 months of salary in the bank, so that would have been at least another $100K if not $200K.

That means that they blew through probably $250K of savings to get to this point, in 10 months. Since the burn rate is only $10K, where did the other $150K go?

[alarmclock]

I don’t understand how they ran through their savings so quickly. At age 37, her 401K should have grown to about 1 years salary, or at least $100K.

Also, they would have had 6-9 months of salary in the bank, so that would have been at least another $100K if not $200K.

That means that they blew through probably $250K of savings to get to this point, in 10 months. Since the burn rate is only $10K, where did the other $150K go?

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OK, break the US into its 3000+ constituent counties, many of which are both larger and more populous than any of these countries (really, just kingdoms that successfully resisted amalgamation), then inject said counties into the list.

Which is it, the vatican, or monaco that has the big sign at the entry gate “Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…”?

[alarmclock]

OK, break the US into its 3000+ constituent counties, many of which are both larger and more populous than any of these countries (really, just kingdoms that successfully resisted amalgamation), then inject said counties into the list.

Which is it, the vatican, or monaco that has the big sign at the entry gate “Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…”?

[alarmclock]

OK, break the US into its 3000+ constituent counties, many of which are both larger and more populous than any of these countries (really, just kingdoms that successfully resisted amalgamation), then inject said counties into the list.

Which is it, the vatican, or monaco that has the big sign at the entry gate “Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…”?

[alarmclock]

OK, break the US into its 3000+ constituent counties, many of which are both larger and more populous than any of these countries (really, just kingdoms that successfully resisted amalgamation), then inject said counties into the list.

Which is it, the vatican, or monaco that has the big sign at the entry gate “Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…”?

[alarmclock]

OK, break the US into its 3000+ constituent counties, many of which are both larger and more populous than any of these countries (really, just kingdoms that successfully resisted amalgamation), then inject said counties into the list.

Which is it, the vatican, or monaco that has the big sign at the entry gate “Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…”?

[alarmclock]

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.

There are 5 kinds of procrastinators
1.

[alarmclock]

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.

There are 5 kinds of procrastinators
1.

[alarmclock]

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.

There are 5 kinds of procrastinators
1.

[alarmclock]

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.

There are 5 kinds of procrastinators
1.

[alarmclock]

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.

There are 5 kinds of procrastinators
1.

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