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<blockquote data-quote="gimpyrancher" data-source="post: 861219" data-attributes="member: 10164"><p>On the other side of the coin, how do you decide if you want to start? If financing is required, I'd say in this day and time, it'd fairly easy to decide. But what if you worked your whole life and now had enough to start without debt. What if you don't need to support a family off profits but did want to raise a small number of livestock? Most of us have lost plenty and faster in the stock market over the last 10 years. Without any debt, would it be any different?</p><p></p><p>Putting everything in annuities and getting a sufficient paycheck every month to allow someone to sit in the recliner in front of the T.V. doesn't sound like living to me. I don't like to travel so I need to work to keep myself alive. I don't want to run a herd that takes all my time to manage. I don't want to work 16 hours a day anymore. I still want to sit on the porch with my wife and enjoy our morning coffee together. Get out of the city and go where there are fewer but better people. :compute:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gimpyrancher, post: 861219, member: 10164"] On the other side of the coin, how do you decide if you want to start? If financing is required, I'd say in this day and time, it'd fairly easy to decide. But what if you worked your whole life and now had enough to start without debt. What if you don't need to support a family off profits but did want to raise a small number of livestock? Most of us have lost plenty and faster in the stock market over the last 10 years. Without any debt, would it be any different? Putting everything in annuities and getting a sufficient paycheck every month to allow someone to sit in the recliner in front of the T.V. doesn't sound like living to me. I don't like to travel so I need to work to keep myself alive. I don't want to run a herd that takes all my time to manage. I don't want to work 16 hours a day anymore. I still want to sit on the porch with my wife and enjoy our morning coffee together. Get out of the city and go where there are fewer but better people. :compute: [/QUOTE]
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