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| Subject: Re: Settlement | Date: 1/8/2013 3:29 PM | |
| Author: aj485 | Number: 306663 of 312949 | |
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Not really I'd like the account to be $100K Currently 401k at work is $36,000. I know your id is 401kinvestor, but you really need to look at more than just your 401(k). Your Schwab account has $95.8k (at yesterday's closing prices) in stocks and mutual funds, plus another $10k (par value) in notes/bonds. Add in the Vanguard account and the 401(k) account at work, and you're probably closer to at least $150k, although I have no idea how much the annuity that you have at Vanguard is worth. AJ |
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