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I have a financial consultant who, now that I'm about to become a fully enfranchised adult with a regular income, is helping me invest some money. I want to be able to take care of my mother as she becomes more frail. I want to give my son and his family a little boost that will help them buy a bigger house that has a guest room for me. My daughters will take care of me someday when I'm old, but I want long term care insurance too, because probably by then they will have families of their own. And who knows...maybe I want to continue my education. A masters degree at 57. Why not a PhD at 60? Of course, I already have a PhD in
him. I had no idea it would turn out to be worthless. But who knows? Maybe I'll thank him someday.
Meanwhile, I have meetings with the financial guy. He brings me pastry and I make him a latte. He exlplains how the world of investing goes 'round and I get on board, hoping for the best.
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Quite the cool blog. Pictures and everything. I am now a follower...wow.
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