From the airport, going home-Las Vegas last day.

[ZeeBabar]

Zee, I think most retired folks have income coming in thats just about enough to cover expenses. I have only about $200 more a month coming in than I spend. However, my Dad use to say he could go and pay cash for 5 new Cadillac's if he wanted to. I do think most folks also have a nest egg in case they need it, and if you don't I suggest you take part of your $80,000 bankroll and make it your nest egg.

I can't understand why you have $80,000 that is just sitting there not earning any income. Take $10,000 to $12,000 for a playing bankroll and invest the balance in a money market account or some other liquid investment and earn some interest. Just $50,000 invested at 2 percent interest will give you a $1,000 in interest per year.

I am too damn old to stash anything anywhere. I kept holding on to the cash, hoping I will learn to play higher stakes but I never got comfortable playing $50 min tables or placing $300+ bets. So, if I spend, sat $50k of it, most likely, will buy a used GTR or Porsche.

i come from a background where no males lived past 80 (My Dad passed away at 80, my uncles in their 70’s) so , being in my last decade, gonna just get myself an Apple watch (5th gen) tomorrow, a dream car one of these days.

[Midwest Player]

I am too damn old to stash anything anywhere. I kept holding on to the cash, hoping I will learn to play higher stakes but I never got comfortable playing $50 min tables or placing $300+ bets. So, if I spend, sat $50k of it, most likely, will buy a used GTR or Porsche.

i come from a background where no males lived past 80 (My Dad passed away at 80, my uncles in their 70’s) so , being in my last decade, gonna just get myself an Apple watch (5th gen) tomorrow, a dream car one of these days.

What does buying a car or getting a watch have to do with missing out on an easy $1,000 a year. A money market fund is a completely liquid investment, and even though interest rates have come down some lately you can still get 1.77%. And with just a few clicks of your mouse, you can transfer money from a money market account to your checking account and have it available the next day.

Oh, by the way, I bought a nice Timex watch for $29.95 from Amazon. It will even light up at night if you push a button on it. I actually have two cars one is 11 years old and the other 4 years old. In 3 more years I will probably buy a new car for cash when I max out the $3,500 free money on my GM card. But I also have a nest egg set aside that would let me buy 10 new Cadillac's if I wanted. No desire whatsoever.

However, the wife just laid down the law and said she wants snow tires on the car this winter. Its going to cost me $1,000 and I will probably buy the Bridgestone Blizzak tire. However, I just found out if I pay with my GM card I can get a $200 rebate, but have to do it by Nov 30th.

[21forme]

So how does he deposit a wad of Benjis without creating a paper trail of tax evasion?

[Goatlife]

keep doing what your doing until you get to 101k (you will get there soon) then take 50k for the car you always wanted so you still have 50 to play with and then next time your in vegas spend 1000 bucks on a high end escorts with double JJ boobs (or watrv your thing is, im a massive breast guy so thats what i look for)

you only live once and At most you have 30 years left, have fun with it bro... sorry i was hard on you i didnt realize you where in your 70s. Your doing great!

[Norm]

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