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Old 08-30-2023, 02:38 PM
timber63401 timber63401 is offline
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Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb View Post
Thanks again for all of the input, guys. If I refrain from reinvesting any more money from sales back into cards, I need about $1,500/mth for basic living expenses (cost of living down here is much more reasonable than NJ, that’s why we came down here in 2015). So, if I sell about 5% of what I have each year for the next 7 years until SSI age, that gets me about the bare bones minimum to live on and still have around 65% of the collection to do as I wish with as I go along or hold long-term for the future. My plan would then be to hold on to the pre-war and 1950’s GOAT rookie cards to make up as much of that 65% as possible. Seems like this would be a much better direction to go.

As far as the disability situation, you guys are 100% correct. I realized the same early this year so hired a law firm down here in FL to represent me this fourth time around in applying. They advised me right away of the long-term process involved, likely around 3 years, so it will definitely be a long haul but I hope to get approved one day. At least that shortens my wait time to another 2-3 years to collect some kind of monthly income as opposed to 7 years with Social Secirity.

Id sell $2000 worth a month if you need $1500 bare minimum. Stuff comes up. Good luck on whatever you decide. Its a tough decision no matter how you look at it.
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