DW

Agreed, that's basically where I'm at

http://money.cnn.com/2017/03/08/investing/women-better-investors-than-men/index.html

I am in the market for a new mattress and am leaning towards buying one through Costco.com. With mattresses, you really should try before you buy. At Costco, that's difficult, if not impossible. Hopefully, the model that you like is available at the warehouse. If it is, you have to drag one down onto the ground, lay down on it for a few minutes to see if it feels right for you, everyone is different. It can be pretty tough to do this while your fellow Costco shoppers are mindlessly driving their shopping carts (do Canadians say "carts" or "trolleys?") passed you and hopefully not crashing into you. When is the self-driving shopping cart going to be available... It can certainly be tough trying to accurately assess whether the mattress you are trying out is right for you. Here's the good news. as with most items are Costco, you can return them. For most of us, returning a mattress to the warehouse would be tough. Costco.com allows you to return a mattress. They will pick it up from you and pay for the shipping. I'll likely order my next mattress from Costco this way... maybe this week. David