Tim
Well-known member
Ok, so I will start a new thread on getting old. Tell us what you like or dislike about getting old. Keep it clean guys. If you don't what you wife, mother, sister, girlfriend or grandmother to read it, don't post it.
What I do not like about getting old are two things. As I get older I think about the things that I did not accomplish as a younger man. The fun I could have had if I chose to do something different than I did. The second thing I do not like about getting old is forgetting the things I did accomplish and not remembering if I enjoyed it.
I do not regret the path I chose, but I should have put more money away for retirement. Something you younger guys need to think about. A nice full term life insurance policy makes a fine little nest egg when you get older. Think about the commercial on TV and the guy with the egg. I purchased my son at age 21 an insurance policy before he entered the Navy. Presently I pay $139.00/month. At age 55 he will have $250,000.00 that he can cash in for his own purpose. For you fathers out there now is the time to purchase a policy for your young children. The younger the cheaper the policy costs. They will thank you when they get older (if they don’t cash in early and spend it). If anything else, you will have a policy that you can cash in for when they start college. Think about it.
These are just my thoughts this time around.
What I do not like about getting old are two things. As I get older I think about the things that I did not accomplish as a younger man. The fun I could have had if I chose to do something different than I did. The second thing I do not like about getting old is forgetting the things I did accomplish and not remembering if I enjoyed it.
I do not regret the path I chose, but I should have put more money away for retirement. Something you younger guys need to think about. A nice full term life insurance policy makes a fine little nest egg when you get older. Think about the commercial on TV and the guy with the egg. I purchased my son at age 21 an insurance policy before he entered the Navy. Presently I pay $139.00/month. At age 55 he will have $250,000.00 that he can cash in for his own purpose. For you fathers out there now is the time to purchase a policy for your young children. The younger the cheaper the policy costs. They will thank you when they get older (if they don’t cash in early and spend it). If anything else, you will have a policy that you can cash in for when they start college. Think about it.
These are just my thoughts this time around.