Over the last 3 years, the best-performing asset in my 401(k) portfolio is a loan I took from my 401(k) to pay a tax boo-boo. That’s right - I’m paying myself a better rate of return than my actual investments.
Over the last 3 years, the best-performing asset in my 401(k) portfolio is a loan I took from my 401(k) to pay a tax boo-boo. That’s right - I’m paying myself a better rate of return than my actual investments.
I'm sorry I skipped the article just to read the comments. What are we talking about and I disagree!!!
DragonCon or bust....unless the FADA gets signed into law, then I must limit my money that supports GA.
Gmail does a quite good job of putting all that in the ‘Promotions” Category automatically, no filter-creating needed.
I think there’s a big difference there.
I think we’re starting to lose touch with the original definition of spam. I remember it used to mean unsolicited junk email. If a large amount of the emails could be turned off in the settings then you probably agreed to these emails, right?
Costco, my friends. Good prices, and the flowers are guaranteed.
Best method by far is to not boil the egg. Steam the eggs instead. The steam reaches a higher temp than boiling water can. This helps separate the eggshell film from the egg.
And it’s not like it’s a new problem. Book titles get underlined, story titles get quoted, this has been a standard for, probably, centuries. So, pick one for software titles and stick to it.
Came here to specifically post this. I’ve mentioned it in comments many times in the past and nothing is ever done about it. So many services and apps they write articles about have names that blend in with the rest of the title making you have to read it 3-4 times to figure out what the heck it’s saying. They really…
The headline does not parse, what is a literature map and who is placing it? Titles should be either quoted or underlined.
Lose*
“Speed Kills”..NOPE.
Well first go around was learning that pre-approval really means nothing so I still don’t get why so many people push it.
As someone who works in a college and lives in a town that has 50,000+ students descend on it for 8 months a year, it goes very badly. They have zero idea how to be self sufficient and they have a false sense of security/hugely gullible.
Dont care. I have t-mo and dont see the issue with this, dont like it, turn it off.
Am I the only one that also gives weight to the grammar and spelling in reviews? I figure, if you aren't smart enough to spell, then maybe you just weren't smart enough to use the product correctly. (of course, the obvious typo is not included)
I'm the same way. I read the negative review first, to see what's up. In fact, I relish in picking out some of those with unfairly negative to downright stupid reviews. Mix that with the positive reviews, I'll get a good idea of what to expect.
I do things different... I like to read the negative reviews first... In fact, I concentrate on the one and two star reviews first.
I always find reading negative reviews more insightful than the positive ones.