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Cindy
A high school graduation, a Sweet 16 birthday, Father’s Day x2, and a funeral.
(By the way, the funeral industry – What. A. Racket.)
But, everybody was appropriately recognized, honored, treated well and we can now forward.
I suppose it is OK that we can’t travel anywhere now anyway because after all this I need time to recoup.
I forgot to include dental work! Add $2,500 to the list above.
PaulI am really thrifty and spend about $2k per month in total. I had a month last fall where I spent $31,000. Major dental surgery for one of my kids, braces for the other, college tuition, IRS decided I owed an additional $3k, property taxes, emergency vet surgery.
Mother inlaw tractor repair etc. It gave me a panic attack and I thought about going to the hospital. I had the cash but it was horrible seeing a whole year’s worth of savings disappear in a couple weeks.
ThomasMy ex and I are having “green funerals” together – you can purchase a cardboard casket or silk shroud, I’m getting the shroud – no embalming or anything. Prepaid.
TheresaI want to be cremated because funerals are expensive.
DominicFor future reference, consider caskets from Costco.
TeresaI keep telling my husband we need to save up for funerals!
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