Lazy Man and Money

  • Blog
  • Home
  • About
    • What I’m Doing Now
  • Consumer Protection
    • Is Le-vel Thrive a Scam?
    • Is Jusuru a Scam?
    • Is Beachbody’s Shakeology a Scam?
    • Is “It Works” a Scam?
    • Is Neora (Nerium) a Scam?
    • Youngevity Scam?
    • Are DoTERRA Essential Oils a Scam?
    • Is Plexus a Scam?
    • Is Jeunesse a Scam?
    • Is Kangen Water a Scam?
    • ViSalus Scam Exposed!
    • Is AdvoCare a Scam?
  • Contact
  • Archive

More Details on My Passive Income Plan

October 28, 2006 by Lazy Man 1 Comment

I stumbled upon Finance Junkie’s Plugged in Finance site today. It looks like the plan that I thought was so original – growing my passive income using Prosper.com as my main vehicle – is already being implemented.

Looking on his status, it appears that he’s much further than I am to getting out of the rat race. Because he is pretty close to my age, it stands to reason that I’ve got my work cut out. However, I went back to look at his first post and it seems we differ in accounting philosophies.

1) He is counting himself and his wife, where as I’m not involving my fiancee in my goal – at least for now.
2) If I did count my fiancee, I could add her military pension into the mix, but I don’t want to make that make that assumption at this point.
3) Stock and Bond assets. I’m not sure if he’s counting his retirement accounts, but I don’t want to add that in as I can’t access it without penalty until long after I’ve achieved my goal (I hope).

My point to all this is that retirement income can get added in when I get a lot closer to those years. I’ve got some time before that.

Email (and share) This

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest

Related

Filed Under: Alternative Income

SIGN UP NOW FOR MONEY TIPS AND A CHANCE TO WIN $25 MONTHLY

Comments

  1. Finance Junkie says

    September 1, 2008 at 8:28 pm

    Thanks for the comments about my site. In regards to your third comment about stocks and bond assets, I recommend you look at:
    http://www.smartmoney.com/retirement/ira/index.cfm?story=tapping

    It details how you can start withdrawing money from an IRA penalty free before 59 1/2 so long as you annuitize the payments.

    My TSP (military 401K) can be converted to an IRA with some paperwork and afterwards withdrawn from tax free following the rules from the smartmoney article.

    Regards,
    Steve

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

As Seen In…

Join and Follow

RSS Feed
RSS Feed

Follow Me on Pinterest

Search The Site

Recent Comments

  • Joe on The Cost of Summer Camp (2023 Edition)
  • Lazy Man on Odds and Ends Update
  • Joe on Odds and Ends Update
  • Lazy Man on Odds and Ends Update
  • Josh on Odds and Ends Update

Please note that we may have a financial relationship with the companies mentioned on this site. We frequently review products or services that we have been given access to for free. However, we do not accept compensation in any form in exchange for positive reviews, and the reviews found on this site represent the opinions of the author.


© Copyright 2006-2023 · Perfect Plan Publishing, Inc. · All Rights Reserved · Privacy Policy · A Narrow Bridge Media Design