Post #692 by InParadise on the Retirement Investing board

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You worked your whole life to accumulate all this wealth. Why not get the most out of it while you’re retired?

We could do so easily, but contentment is a wonderful thing. It's a trap to spend for the sake of spending. It's not as though we are reclusive penny pinchers, but value spending is something that is ingrained and I see no reason to change.

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