I’m looking for a flight in late May from Atlanta to Paris. I’m willing to reposition although I would love to fly out of Atlanta - especially because there are so many damn flights from ATL. I’ve set my alerts and nothing comes up. Do we just need to luck into getting a deal?
Expensive hobby. All authentic. Goal is one day have every helmet the team has donned going back to when they wore leather.
Anyone else have a Gators collection (doesn’t have to be in a football) of something they focus on?
I asked the dealer for a couple videos that I didn’t get. The first I wanted was a short video of the watch attached to the Timegrapher. I got a picture. The second was a video of it being wound. Steve provides these two types of videos and I think they add value. Should I push back with the request or that’s too much?
I say old school Albert, Pell logo and UF interlocked. See pics. You?
I’ve always held the vast majority of my money in these two ETF because I had a friend a long time ago who said to set it and forget it. It’s been in these funds coming up on two decades now. Then I came across Bogleheads recently and I see almost everyone talk about doing using funds like VOO and VTI which from my cursory research my IVV compares closely to VOO and ITOT is close to VTI.
Should I change to the Vanguard funds? My entire portfolio is at Fidelity of that matters. Thank you very much.
Edit ** $10k monthly expenses.
We want to retire when I’m 55 or earlier if possible. Currently, I’m 42 and my wife is 39.
W2 Salary Information:
Husband - $155k plus 30% bonus
Wife - $175k plus 25% bonus. Also, 2% of salary goes in as stock comp which she can sell 4 times per year before quarterly releases at a 15% discount. She also gets restricted stock (# of shares * stock price = 25% of her salary. Regular stock comp vests 1/3, 1/3, 1/3.
Portfolio: assume all money is invested in an ETF that traces the S&P 500
Husband and Wife's Trading Account
$250,989.06
Wife's Trading Account
$27,293.69
Husband's Trading Account
$10,093.78
Husband's Traditional IRA
$221,324.33
Husband's Roth IRA
$191,657.15
Wife's Traditional IRA
$323,949.88
Wife's Roth IRA
$76,535.78
Husband's 401(k) Plan
$362,589.21 (half is Roth)
Wife's 401(k) Plan
$145,169.52 (half is Roth)
Husband and Wife Savings (HYSA)
$121,562.00
Husband Savings (HYSA)
$27,979.00