Just play Apples to Apples.  CAH only has cards that are there for shock value.  AtA's cards run the gamut so you're not just repeating the same stuff all the time.

From what I’ve read, the numbers “promised” are just what the White House claims they were. I haven’t seen anything from GM with those kind of numbers. Yes, it could be fishy that they’re not directly contradicting Trump But it could also be that directly contradicting him would be bad for business with half the…

It has up to a two week incubation period, of course it gets worse after the lockdown starts. It is getting better in some countries because they’re taking drastic measures, it didn’t magically get better. It will continue to get worse in areas of the US that are not taking measures to stop it.  Also it’s not a flu.

Italy has been on lockdown for 16 days.  Some of our states have gone on lockdown and the president is pressuring people to end them.  If we had a functional leader we could be on the road to improvement too.

If you have telemedicine services through your insurance provider, try starting with that.

That’s because going to a grocery store is endangering yourself and others, so you shouldn’t be going to the grocery store unless you need to. That means stock up for as much as you can shop for at once. Fewer trips to the grocery store is better for your health and the health of those around you.

The reward is giving the place a better shot at surviving.

Contact another doctor.

That's not how interest rates work.  Your 6% loan isn't 72% per year, it's 6%.  For a 4% discount your break even is roughly 8 months.

It also has a shorter shelf life.  They're bad.

I recognize that Ghostbusters car!

The first ~$12k is tax free for traditional as a single thanks to the standard deduction.  And earnings on Roth aren't taxed.  The money is taxed before going in, but it would be taxed before paying your mortgage too so there's no difference there.

Meijer has done it the good way at least 20 years.

An educated populace is good for society.  As someone who sacrificed to pay off my student debt, it isn't my favorite policy.  But I recognize there is a societal good to free college.

You can also do $6k in an IRA. If you have an HSA you can do another $3,550 or $7,100. If your employer matches your 401k that could be another few thousand. Now we’re up to over $30k. If you can do all that and want to save more, that’s what a taxable brokerage is for. You don’t get as many tax benefits but you still…

The people who can max out IRA and 401k contributions are generally higher income earners. The tax breaks are meant for those who need them more.

Talk to HR, that's a company decision.  Mine doesn't allow it due to technical limitations with their new provider but used to.  And my previous companies allowed it as well.

There are a couple of reasons.  401ks have better protections from creditors than IRAs.  You can also take 401k funds out at 55 if you retire then and you were with the employer that plan is with.  And you don't want traditional IRA dollars in your account if you need to do a backdoor Roth.

I recommend looking up info on the backdoor Roth to contribute going forward.

The article mentions the issue of teeth alignment.  It's a pretty big deal.