Expect the best but plan for the worst is a cliche but never the less true.

The military TSP has got to be the worst 401(k) type plan out there: no matching and only about 5 funds to choose from.

Throwing it away because the government is out of control, or because it requires additional investment, or because it requires hard work, is sophistry at its worst, and makes the decision maker as unbalanced as the people pushing for and getting all these new regulations.

Second worst is foreclosure.

"Worst tenant is moving out after I gave a warning of a three day pay or vacate.They paid the month in full and will not let me show the unit."

I'm in Florida and I've been tempted to try this, but not brave enough.Back during the worst of the recession my condo complex had about a 30% HOA nonpayment rate.

The worst part in my opinion is dealing with unreliable, paycheck to paycheck people, some people call them trailer trash, but I do rent to some really nice folks.

Total repairs including getting rid of the violations totaled over $150,000 the worst part the market value of that home was around $55,000 so he ended up with a big time money pit.

Worst case is that you would need to release it at the direction of the court.

I am thinking, worst case, my primary will close in 45 days (May 15).