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@woojr Just one last thought, I felt a lot better when I was 71. Really, and that was when my mother was getting scammed, blaming all her woes on me getting the police involved. That was really difficult. She's tough, still drives, has no respect for risks. Which leads to trusting everyone.

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Hi John,

Thanks for the advice on RMDs. Schwab is a very good company, I've worked with them in the past. I don't have an excuse for not understanding RMDs. I very briefly worked as a CPA for 5 years after college (long enough to officially get a CPA designation). But I hated the work. Ended up in management consulting, got to see a lot of the world, and retired at 62. No kids.

Your kids sound like a handful, with the exception of your middle daughter. Being in the middle of three boys, I have a special fondness for middle kids, who often get lost. My parents weren't abusive, they just treated me like I wasn't there. While my early struggles with depression and anxiety were horrible because I felt abandoned, I had a lot of freedom. My parents let me take the car on Friday night a long as I had it back Sunday. I did and had a lot of adventures.

I think I can understand the stress that parenting creates, especially with your story. And that was complicated by your first daughter and youngest son (I think I have the order right). I'm glad you have connected with your middle child. As a middle child, that makes me feel good.

Your writing is excellent. That's usually true of people who read a lot. And I type these replies pretty quickly and usually don't edit. The message gets across.

I hope any problems you had with anxiety are behind you. Sounds like your wife is supportive, so is mine and that really helps.

Hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving John! Great to meet you.

Joe