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      01-09-2009, 10:17 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by BMW_TT View Post
I laugh at SS.

SS will not support my spending habits even when I am old. Since I am paying for this car and putting money into retirement funds, I don't really have a savings account right now. Is that a bad idea to have? I know with the EIUL, I can always take a loan out to myself and pay myself the interest for the loan. From what I understand, that is how it works. I plan to save a couple of hundred to invest in small real estate with my buddies. With them around, it will take the load and stress off just me.
you can take out up to 90% of what you have saved up in the EIUL at a time. what they do is call it a loan, charge you a small percentage, and then refund almost all of that percentage at the end of the year. since it's a loan, it can't be taxed. also, unless you have three to six month's worth of income already saved up in your EIUL, i'd suggest you have some money in your savings if you loose your job.
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