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supe

American  
[soop] / sup /

noun

Theater Informal.
  1. a supernumerary.


Etymology

Origin of supe

By shortening

Example Sentences

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“Boomers are incredibly generous. Most of them want to help their kids,” said Supe.

From MarketWatch

Kurt Supe, an Indianapolis-based financial adviser specializing in retirement planning, examined this age-old question in a recent post on X. He pointed to one client with $3.2 million in savings and children aged 28, 31 and 34.

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Even Supe admitted it’s a complicated question — and one that is becoming increasingly relevant but also increasingly hard to answer these days.

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Supe and other advisers who spoke with MarketWatch said it often comes down to two key issues — housing costs and student-loan debt.

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As Supe said, “$50K today changes their lives. $50K at 60? It’s a rounding error.”

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