Recent content by Yo Mama

Maybe we can choose an artist and then assign a football player to each of their top 31 songs.

I’m surprised you can drop someone after their game started and pick up someone who hasn’t played yet. Not a complaint, just surprised yahoo allows that.

Happy my WR depth looks good, but gotta love having two near 20-point players on my bench tonight (Allen and Brown).

My idiot kicker (Bass - sad I’m going to have to drop Yes from my team) got put on IR, so I have to add: Evan McPherson, K Bengals His nickname is apparently “shooter” and he’s from Alabama / played for Florida, so my song will be: Shooter - Lil Wayne ft. Robin Thicke...

I also like how known vibrant personality Kawhi Leonard is a more valuable spokesperson (despite his contract saying he doesn’t have to do anything) than Robert Downey Jr, Drake, Leo DiCaprio, and all other celebrity endorsers combined.

Balmer got a kid gloves interview on NBA partner ESPN (a sit down with buddy to the LA owners Ramona Shelborne). As expected, he didn’t really address the substance of the accusations or any of the details. Here was the base of his response: 1) We (Clips) were scammed by a company that...

No, 6% nominal returns - 3% higher than inflation of 3%.

I’ve been using 6% returns and 3% inflation.

Going from a 3% spread to 4% I could basically accelerate my retirement date by 2-3 years (from ~8 years away to 5 or 6). :thumbup: I’m going to still be conservative in my planning but nice to know.

Thanks - I’m currently assuming 3% plus inflation and wonder if I’m being way too conservative.

What overall average rate of return do you all assume in your retirement modeling/planning? Do you make it dependent on your portfolio mix assumptions? I’m currently using a conservative rate in my modeling and wondering if I should assume higher. I plan on using a 60/40 or 70/30 mix (I...

Haha - beat me to the punch.

Part of Kawhi’s deal with Aspiration was also $20m in company stock (which never conveyed), making the total comp for his deal $48m - pretty close to Balmer’s $50m investment in the company...

Especially since it sounds like that $7m per year was much higher than they were paying stars like Robert Downey Jr and Leo DiCaprio who were actually doing promotions for them.

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