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The MDX is awesome and the TLX Type S is a cool alternative to the German options.

That's very true.

Work is what it is. Thats life mate. I'm single and don't plan on using someone to retire, so to speak.

It's not. I stacked life for the "now", and I could take a round between the headlights tomorrow for all I know, so 0 regerts, as they say.

Even if I could get into a "partial retirement" and go do something like auto sales, etc. to supplement it, that would be so awesome.

That's absolute value talking. Once I retire, I'm more interested in functional impact. My home loan is only $1750/mo. This includes my solar array. It will be paid off by age 50. The house, I can clean it up with a lump payment later in life if it's prudent. Solar and a well are part of it...

For sure. I view school as a ponzi scheme. It's a disgusting place where you pay to be treated like trash long enough to have invested enough to be considered hazed and inducted into your chosen field. THEN you get to actually learn how to perform the job, once you're on the job. I do not...

It's still heating things up less, from the wiring in my garage, to the wiring in the car.

I am 39. I want to retire by 50, and hope to have more than $500K. I would feel very comfortable with $1M. Of course I hate working. That said, I wasn't born rich, so I have to until I save up enough to dump that life.

No, but my stepdad lied about finances and dragged my mom deep into debt and I never had any health insurance even though his job offered it. I firmly believe him denying her medical care is why she is dead now. I lost her last year at 65. She literally had strokes at home that she didn't get...

That's pretty insane. You probably work for a good company.

Wait...so I pay income tax on my profit from the 401k? So basically it's no tax on the income into it, and whatever my company matches, in exchange for them hoping I off myself or something before 59.5?

Yes. Ignorance drives fear. I will go to those bastards in HR next week.

Can I pull however I want from a 401k after 60? 100% on day one, or 1% a year, or anything in between?

Explain that to me like I'm stupid, please. All I know is I paypaypay.

I have a car and home and solar panel loan, no other debt. All excellent fixed rate terms.

It may be my money, but it's connected to them and that makes me nervous. They fire me or I quite, what then? Oh...I take it with me...supposedly...maybe...if they do things right...nah. I'm good.

I'll call their brokerage and find out. I think they use Fidelity.

I just want my company nowhere near it.

I can't tax harvest with it, so its maybe a wash, there?