This is one of the reason’s I love cruises...

Per the PSLF docs at studentaid.ed.gov:

In Florida, how much is homeowners insurance? My new construction house is $1800/year cheaper in insurance compared to my dad’s 60s built house. The current hurricane codes are so much more stringent than older homes.

That is correct.

At a 2% card with a 1.87% fee, even if you have a $5000 liability, you only net $6.50.

Same here. Very simple return, return was lower than TurboTax.

Where I am in Florida with no income tax, it’s around 1-1.25%/year depending on city. I pay about 0.65% currently (see my other post on this thread)

I buy the download version so I can do multiple household returns for the same price. H&R Block includes 5 e-files with each purpose.

I buy the download version so I can do multiple household returns for the same price. H&R Block includes 5 e-files…

Another thing that applies to my locale that may be applicable elsewhere (check your local laws):

I decided to switch from TurboTax to H&R block this year (in part because of the 10% amazon offer). Went through everything and it said I wasn’t eligible for a credit that I knew I was. Checked the IRS code, turbotax online and credit karma tax online, all said I was eligible (although CK missed some other things).

I decided to switch from TurboTax to H&R block this year (in part because of the 10% amazon offer). Went through…

How many diapers are you using?

I once flew across the country with 2 kids under the age of 2. I brought it on myself, but that was ridiculous.

In a Roth, you start with less, but the growth is tax free. In a traditional, you start with more, but pay tax on the entire amount withdrawn.

Roth is a bet that your future tax rate will be higher than your current tax rate. If you have the same tax rate now and in retirement, you will end up with an identical amount of money.

I work for a large company and they have handled 3 of the 4 things addressed.

I found your error, you’ve moved the decimal point. You’re running the numbers for 9% interest, not 0.9%.

You’re still doing the math wrong. If you don’t believe me, believe a finance calculator.

Not sure where you’re getting your numbers, but they are completely wrong. At 0.9% for 36 months, you’re paying about $14 in interest over the full term per $1000 financed. So a $30k loan would end up with just over $418 in interest total.

This is just the outer liner of the nozzle. The Merlin engine is regeneratively cooled.

Any idea on how bright these are? I’m looking to do a soft indirect light on our tray ceiling.

Any idea on how bright these are? I’m looking to do a soft indirect light on our tray ceiling.