>>15538462>Add to that his run lasted five years and it was 30 years ago, yeah, that money is bound to dry up at some point no matter how well you investFound the clueless poor. Even in the absolute worst case scenario you can easily retire on just one million USD invested into the S&P 500 when you live in fucking WYOMING. That's for a single adult person. Bischoff has a wife and adult children... He doesn't have to provide for his kids but he might need extra money for his wife. Okay, so double it. 2 million.
We know for a fact that Eric was clearing at least half a million a year with Turner.(Equity bonuses and salary), and after the Time Warner deal he did pretty well with his equity payoff. Add to that TNA and WWE, as well as what he makes from the podcast... And he really couldn't set aside even one million for retirement? I know software engineers in their late 30s who have enough in the market to retire by the time they're 40.
This isn't rocket science, Eric is just bad with money and so are you
