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A professionally successful couple in their late 30s discuss the complexities of investing, family finances and deferred parenthood.
2009 Progress
$4M networth by 2033
Incr. ops cash rsrv. to $100k
Save $33k for retirement
21.3% $852,000
incr. n/w by $100K in 2009
100.0% $100,000
91.0% $91,000
100.0% $33,000
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I'm a married business executive in my late 30s with a wife in the healthcare industry. We have several children, whose future is our greatest priority. More...
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I am neither a lawyer, accountant, nor a certified financial planner. If any ideas seem interesting to you here, please discuss them with your professionally licensed advisor before acting upon them. Otherwise, use them at your own risk.
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