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by Shpigford
2051 days ago
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That entire $300k went to employees. As for $3.7 vs $2.9...that was basically the number that, to oversimplify, would roughly give the outcome I wanted for "retirement" when it comes to investment interest over the next 50 years. Basically, it's the number I felt comfortable with to not instantly feel like I needed to get back to work in a few years. |
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