What's Your Production Number? - Share You Number With Everyone On This Thread!

[Folks]

I like that he has his number!
I like that you have your number as well!
I will LOVE when I have my number!

I like your spirit. If I can get Paul to make some sort of announcement about solving the cash flow issue I would probably make a donation toward your 1K all in.

 

[Bert]

LOL. Don't worry about a donation. My financial plan is moving forward as it should! This has been a big Month for me and my future.

 

[Folks]

LOL. Don't worry about a donation. My financial plan is moving forward as it should! This has been a big Month for me and my future.

Great! Please explain about the month......How so?

 

[Bert]

I turned 55. I decided to start drawing from one of my retirements, therefore making it available to me while I'm still alive! It will mostly sit there waiting for me, allowing me to move up in line when I decide to, as well as pay cash when I pick it up.
The difference between now and waiting seven years is about five hundred a Month, but the odds are, at least this way it will be ME spending the money.

 

[Folks]

I turned 55. I decided to start drawing from one of my retirements, therefore making it available to me while I'm still alive! It will mostly sit there waiting for me, allowing me to move up in line when I decide to, as well as pay cash when I pick it up.
The difference between now and waiting seven years is about five hundred a Month, but the odds are, at least this way it will be ME spending the money.

Somebody check me on this but because it is tax deferred I believe there is an extra penalty from the Irs for early withdrawal. This should make it counter productive to your real retirement with these extra tax penalties.

 

[Bert]

You're checked. It's a County retirement fund, not an IRA or 401.

Many jobs, including law enforcement have earlier retirement age options, due to the stresses of the job.
In this case, any County worker who meets (in my case) the rule of 70 and is at least 55 yrs of age, is allowed to "retire" and start collecting the hard earned funds.

 

[Folks]

You're checked. It's a County retirement fund, not an IRA or 401.

Many jobs, including law enforcement have earlier retirement age options, due to the stresses of the job.
In this case, any County worker who meets (in my case) the rule of 70 and is at least 55 yrs of age, is allowed to "retire" and start collecting the hard earned funds.

Well ok then. Perhaps sometime in the future you might be able to donate to me instead. LOL

 

[Bert]

In 3 more retirements I should be able to travel a bit. Hopefully I'll be healthy enough to do so. LOL.
Those three will wait, probably until I'm 65 at least.

 

[Jambe]

Jambe and Bert please explain what you like about the number 12859. Which do you prefer 12859 or 8954?

Since I maintain Reported Numbers.xls I give anyone who reports their number a "like" because it makes recording who has that number easier for me.
As for #8954, I like it, just not as much as you do!

So, do you "like" my answer?

 

[Folks]

Since I maintain Reported Numbers.xls I give anyone who reports their number a "like" because it makes recording who has that number easier for me.
As for #8954, I like it, just not as much as you do!

So, do you "like" my answer?

Sounds like too much information to me. What do you desire to accomplish?