Before we dive into today’s poll, we want to take a moment to remind everyone of something very important. Whenever you participate in one of our polls, your responses are completely anonymous and confidential. We have absolutely no way of knowing how you personally voted. Your privacy is always protected, and we want you to feel comfortable sharing your thoughts. We promise!
Now, with that in mind, let’s get to today’s poll. We’re interested in learning how financially secure you’re feeling these days.
Do you feel completely at ease—no financial concerns, everything’s on track? Or perhaps you’re mostly doing fine but occasionally have some worries about the future, like unexpected expenses popping up?
Maybe you’re in a tough spot right now, feeling financially unstable or unsure how to manage?
Whatever your situation is, we’d love to hear from you. And if you’re comfortable sharing a bit more, we always welcome comments.
Let us know how you’re managing or what’s on your mind when it comes to finances. As always, thank you for taking part in the poll.
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Can you ever have too much money?
Nope.
We have always followed the idea of living below our means and it worked for us. We became debt free long before we retired. Haven’t paid interest on anything for many years, but we are still cautious about what the future may bring. Cautious, but not fearful.
If you are a citizen of the United States, you are not debt free my friend.
Nope, I just checked and verified you have a balance of $324,123 in uncollected debt for the services you’ve already received of the U.S. government.
You and every single taxpayer in the U.S. are on the hook for that. The money’s already spent and that’s your portion of the bill which is compounding in interest and growing as you read this.
Good news if you’re Canadian! Right now, each Canadian taxpayer only has an uncollected debt of $30,437 for government services already rendered.
U.S National Debt Clock
Canadian National Debt Clock
Biggest concern is radical tax changes. I feel like a deer in the headlights.
It helps being a former banker. Not that I made a lot of money, but that I understand money. and contracts. We have always lived within our means. We never had a lot of expensive ‘toys’. We use credit, we don’t let credit use us.
And I know what we don’t know. I have a financial planner (I refuse to be a day trader), I have a CPA (tax issues), and I have an estate attorney – if and when I need them. Pros should save you more than you pay them.
If you own an RV you better be financially secure!
Exactly right Leonard! Seems like one is always waiting for the other shoe to fall…….. or some major part fail……..