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‘I am 71 and comfortable’: Should I sell $10,000 in stock to visit my grandkids in Thailand — or dip into my $50,000 savings?
A 71-year-old individual is considering selling $10,000 in stock or using $50,000 in savings to visit grandchildren in Thailand. They believe the trip is worth the expense while they are still healthy enough to travel.
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