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If you're getting a pension	NonAsset income keeps dropping	2 hours 44 min ago	Dick Munroe
If your pension is completely	pension benefits	2 hours 47 min ago	Dick Munroe
Because any asset you enter	Don't understand TIPS projections in Monte Carlo	2 hours 49 min ago	Dick Munroe
There are about a million	Health ins. premiums paid through employer	2 hours 51 min ago	Dick Munroe
Brian, The value of you	pension benefits	2 hours 52 min ago	Mike OConnor
Brian, The value of you	NonAsset income keeps dropping	2 hours 58 min ago	Mike OConnor
I am confused. If your	Don't understand TIPS projections in Monte Carlo	15 hours 49 min ago	johnshelton
I'm just a user, but I'll	Health ins. premiums paid through employer	15 hours 56 min ago	johnshelton
What, specifically, needs	Health ins. premiums paid through employer	20 hours 27 min ago	Dick Munroe
In the non-Monte Carlo case,	investment rates of return	20 hours 28 min ago	Dick Munroe
And/or you can make a case	Care and feeding of User Defined Assets (UDAs)	20 hours 31 min ago	Dick Munroe
No. But we're not adverse to	Care and feeding of User Defined Assets (UDAs)	22 hours 47 min ago	Dick Munroe
Yes, in the next update	TIPS	22 hours 50 min ago	Dick Munroe
There's a bug in the UI that	Reports won't run - Computation engine failed or didn't run	22 hours 56 min ago	Dick Munroe
See Economic Assumptions >	How/where do I account for tax loss...$3000/yr for 7 years.	22 hours 58 min ago	Dick Munroe
Nope, this is actually	Don't understand TIPS projections in Monte Carlo	23 hours 21 sec ago	Dick Munroe
Yep, that's exactly what it	Plan spending and watch Net Worth	23 hours 3 min ago	Dick Munroe
I sent spending level and ES	Plan spending and watch Net Worth	2 days 51 min ago	RichFisher
I think what you want is	Plan spending and watch Net Worth	2 days 10 hours ago	Lowell Williams
This is correct: "If you	Regular Assets, Reserve Fund, and Net Worth	2 days 10 hours ago	Laurence Kotlikoff
I'll need to sit down with	Don't understand TIPS projections in Monte Carlo	2 days 15 hours ago	Laurence Kotlikoff
This is a really great topic.	investment rates of return	2 days 17 hours ago	dsross@comcast.net
Well, there is some variance	Don't understand TIPS projections in Monte Carlo	2 days 17 hours ago	Dan Royer
Hate to jump in before the	How/where do I account for tax loss...$3000/yr for 7 years.	2 days 18 hours ago	dsross@comcast.net
I asked Larry or Dick to	Regular Assets, Reserve Fund, and Net Worth	2 days 18 hours ago	Lowell Williams

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