Sunday, September 2, 2012

Taxes 20% Income 30% Charity 50% - Wells, Food and Shelter

I tell you what, January cannot come fast enough. This working for a living is really tough on the body. Frustrating too. I promise to never again take my money and blessings for granted. I've been up and I've been down. Up is better. Healthy is better. Live is good but still I need a break. Personnel changes. Schedule changes. Power struggles. It's enough to make me want to walk away! But there is light at the end of the tunnel. My projected Felmina balance on Jan. 8th is $31,322.66 That's a monthly income of $4,240 in January based on a 50% withdrawal rate. In Feb. at 40% I'll bank $4,179. In March at 30% $4,254. April, again at 30%, $6,594. May $8,115 and June $9,297. The million dollar question is when will I step away from the world of manual labor? Time will tell. I pray it's soon. This is hard! Won't you join me in Felmina? I vow to pay 20% in taxes, live on 30% and give 50% away to provide clean water, shelter for the homeless and food for the hungry. Test me a see.


 
Ward Hammond - Regional Rep
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  1. UnknownApril 13, 2013 at 2:46 PM

    If you had the choice between taking out $40,000.00 of your inherited cash which is part of a larger IRA to pay off debts (but did not have to sell stocks to get that $ & your tax bracket is $15% but perhaps less since I am on SSD & earn less than 14,000.00 a year) or take out a 9% re-fill on a 2nd home, which is being rented for $1000.00 a month that will be sold in 3 years with a contract)- is it as simple as comparing interest rates to decide that a 9% re-fill is a better deal than a 15% deal? ( the 9% is non-negotiable as I can only get a "no doc/no asset loan" at that 2013 tax bracketsunfortunately)or are there other matters to consider.

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  2. WardlawApril 13, 2013 at 4:05 PM

    I am not a tax advisor. Consult a CPA. I simply help people make money. Keeping it is up to them and their financial advisors.

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