Citi’s Double Cash card is 2% as well and doesn’t have to go to a Fidelity account. It has no annual fee and no limit and covers all categories.

If you are going to fly to KY and bet at Churchill Downs, you might as well use the Twinspires app.  They are both owned by Churchill Downs Inc.

Well good to see some new articles by you. 

Whitson - are you back to writing for Gawker or is it just on occasion that you show up.

I was thinking the same thing.  Lack of all info on the card is by far the best thing it has going.

Hate to see you leaving us.  Good luck with the future!

wait a month.

If I only knew when/where that auction was going to take place.

I’m a big fan of LastPass

Am I the only one that thinks it is strange that Waze took away friends by phone numbers and know only lets you have friends through Facebook?

Anyone know anything about the Alliant Cashback Visa Signature card? Seems to be 3% on the first year and NF, and after that it is 2.5% (and $59/year fee).  Which means as long as you are spending $12k on the card it is free.

Are they going to make it easier to freeze minors information?

Moleskin is great, but can shift if you are going to sweat a lot or get wet.  Liquid bandaid works really well also.

I guess you could build an outdoor restroom

It only matters if it is in quotes.

You need a better savings account. There are ones out there with 1% or greater

Definitely second this. I know Mr MoneyMustache and the forum has some comparisons, but they are a little dated. Most of the forum members feels that Vanguard and do it yourself is better than the Robos.

LastPass is a good service. I recommend it.

Why not do both? I think it makes sense to do a Trust and a 529.

I don’t think that is correct on the flat screen TV statement. You might have to leave the mount, but not the TV