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Just wondering....are any of you guys the least bit concerned about ruthless lawyers, frivolous lawsuits and asset protection?
Some of you guys are doing quite well (y)

Would anyone see any benefit to a discussion thread on asset protections because making it is one thing......keeping it is another
 
Several with fixed yields of 3-3.3%.
So just pacing inflation......... since 2000. What good is that?

The S&P500 return, from 2000 to Today. This includes the 2008 Financial Meltdown, Covid, Tariff's, Wars, Fuel Shortages and Political Unrest around the globe......
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A "1,000,000 Umbrella" policy... is very cheap. I suggest them to everyone I know. Most most folks, it will run aprox $250 a year .
3-3.3% was a very good return with the inflation factor from 2010 to 2020 in my opinion. It suits my needs to a T. For an ultrasafe investment I like them. To each his own. My wife is very risk averse and I sleep well at night holding IBonds and TIPS.
 
"Sometimes... the biggest risk, is taking no risk......" ~ Peter Lynch
I took lots of risks from 1982 to 2005. Since then I stopped trading futures and selling naked options and heavy stock allocation. I still own stocks just a much smaller allocation. No one size investing fits all in my opinion. I'm happy with where I'm at. Good trading.
 
So just pacing inflation......... since 2000. What good is that?

The S&P500 return, from 2000 to Today. This includes the 2008 Financial Meltdown, Covid, Tariff's, Wars, Fuel Shortages and Political Unrest around the globe......
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Because once you have enough money your goal is not to lose it to inflation. Volatility matters.

Put another way - I give my 85 year old mother different advise than I give my 24 year old daughter.
 
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