Austin Nesties
Dear Community,
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Are you actively contributing to a retirement fund?
[Poll]
Re: POLL! Retirement
BFP 12.20.2010 :: missed m/c 1/2011 around 8 weeks
BFP @ 9dpo 5.24.2011 :: missed m/c 6/2011 around 7 weeks
positive for ANAs (1:40) with a speckled pattern
MTHFR c677t mutation (heterozygous)
*folic acid, baby asprin, Prometrium, acupuncture, Lovenox*
BFP @ 9dpo 2.1.2012 || HCG = 8 : Progesterone = 19.2
2nd HCG @ 11dpo = 40 || 3rd HCG @ 21dpo = over 5000!
Stick, little one, stick! EDD October 15, 2012
B&W Photo by Wildhouse Photography
I voted other as well.
DH and I decided to deversify our retirement strategy. Each of us do contribute to our 401K, but we also contribute into 2 separate other buckets - one is more aggressive (stocks, mutual funds) and the other is to save toward rental/flip property investments. We plan to acquire some rental properties, fix them up, rent them, and upgrade them before we sell. We take this money and put it into better rentals, with the thought that by the time we retire we'll have a lot of equity in several houses that have appreciated over a long period of time.
my job doesn't offer any retirement options.
DH contributes agressively to his 401k each month with the idea that it is 'ours' when we retire. Not sure how smart this is... but it is what it is.
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