Thanks!

Sorry, guess I didn’t phrase that well. Are there any resources that are particularly good at aggregating listings of units (or even buildings) that are no-fee?

What are the best options for finding apartments in NYC without paying a broker fee?

One more subpoint about knowing the system is to check for service changes. In NYC especially there is often alternate routing on weekends and off hours to handle maintenance, so sometimes the trains in real life won’t match up to the map. Make sure you know in advance that the particular lines you use will go where…

All good, just as long as you don’t stand with your bag in the doorway. The Airtain to A train connection is smooth.

I’ve never heard of a class action attorney getting 80%. The average is 15%.

That’s way better than the last Built to Spill concert I went to, where a guy directly behind me wolf whistled constantly, including through songs. If you like the music, why interrupt it?

That’s a tough question, because it all depends on your priorities. Saving up to the limit of an employer match is the easy part; after that you can go up to 18k, save $5500 for retirement in a separate IRA (traditional or Roth), or save for things other than retirement (down payment, car, etc.). If you’re already in…

Yeah, from my own research the standard path is to go: 401k up to the match, then (if you’re younger) Roth IRA for the annual max, all in equity index funds. After that, you play the whole risk/reward game of putting non-retirement savings in some mix of CDs and savings accounts (1-3% interest, almost no risk), bond…

The default answer is generally to avoid stock picking and just invest in a low cost index fund. Generally individual stock investing should be treated like gambling: it can be fun, but you can’t rely on the money for retirement.

I’ve been using a bond index fund for medium-term saving for the past year, but the recent market dive has been painful. Usual market fluctuations or a sign that I should find a better vehicle?

I think it might, as well as considering fit. Klay Thompson hasn’t been a better player than Love, but he fits in with the Warriors better. Thompson and Green are a better starting pair than Love and Barbosa. For the Cavs, though, you can’t forget that the entire offense runs through LeBron. You can’t run that for an…

Almost a full leg workout? Man, any 3 of those would be a good leg workout.

Is there a weird max rule for a 1-year contract? If they really want Wade to be off the books in 2016, they could just have him opt out and offer a 1 year $23 mill max deal, so he gets the extra cash to compensate for the shorter term.

So the timing is just coincidence?

Second this. Thanks to this column I gave it a shot last summer and it’s the ideal porch (or in my case, rooftop) beer.

I fell for FreeCreditReport.com back in the day. Took me a couple months to notice the recurring charge on my card.

Per the post, the Knicks and Nets are two of the big ones, given the way their ownership structures work. The key is examining owners who also own arenas and other ancillary businesses to make sure they’re not shifting funds around to avoid inclusion in BRI.

And the prototypes are really good at not getting drunk, not giving in to road rage, and not being distracted by texts.

This is a great post. I previously had a really good discussion in the comments of another article with someone and realized that they were just using GMOs as a proxy for a bunch of (sometimes) correlated agriculture practices that had nothing to do with whether the seeds were genetically modified with the modern…