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Dear FutureMe,
A few years ago, my financial advisor, Karen L, told me she would like me to have $25,000+ in my checking account before I retire. I thought I was reasonably on track for that, but....
Inflation has been awful. Going out to breakfast with Mom now costs $29 for my plate, where it used to be $15 two years ago, and $11 three years ago.
I replaced the refrigerator, which cost $1,500 + 9% tax. Ultimately, I am thankful for ridding myself of the bane of my existence, which was that Samsung. But that was a large chunk of money.
I just placed an order to cut down the dead willow tree in the backyard. That is going to cost $1,575 - another large chunk of money.
My clothes dryer needs to be fixed; the drum support wheels are loose and the drum makes noises as it shifts around. A mechanic is going to be another chunk of money.
This Christmas is going to be lean because of expenses and inflation.
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