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Comments:
The crocs will know what to do with the kittens.
Post: Crocs and Cats
Link to comment from January 2, 2022
Directing health care priorities by politics is not cost-effective as well as government incompetence in managing costs. To easy to pass the buck to taxpayers and award political spend parties. I love the medical cost-sharing method. Enjoy the freedom of choice to award organizations that share your principles. No insurance or government overhead. HSA's also a powerful tool to keep costs down. We should always have citizens pay for services. We need to have skin in the game. Free service as you say is not free and usually abused. Consumers learn to be angry to get served. Not good. Can you imagine the improvements in public ed if consumers had skin in the game?
Post: Feeling Better
Link to comment from October 27, 2021
First time I've read a post that confirmed my financial life was on the right path. Sure a lot of advice to buy your dream 2rd home, purchase more long-term health insurance, double up on with umbrella insurance, buy Roth IRAs, annuities, when winning the game stop investing, minimize social security and invest in stocks and same with paying off a house mortgage. I immediately switched to HSA health insurance when available and was amazed at the cautionary tales offered by friends. The account is set to 100% stock VTI ETF fund with hands-off trading. The account is set to assist in long-term health care needs, maybe 20+ years from now. I did invest in rental homes and found they eliminated the concern of life insurance needs, saving for large investments such as a new business, eliminated the concerns of early retirement financial needs and boredom. I will get rid of them before taking social security at 70. Your posts and all of Humble Dollar are my go-to site for advice.
Post: Go to Extremes
Link to comment from July 31, 2021