Yep, they’re my employer’s largest partner, work right across the street at another Silicon Valley-based company :)
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Live in Raleigh, can confirm. NC State (College of Engineering, specifically) is likely the driver behind the majority of this. Go Pack!
They technically had the DMCA on their side, but it was shown by RIAA evidence they tried to skirt around it too many times. Too bad, otherwise they couldve given a finger to the RIAA if they hadn’t tried to be tricky.
Why would anyone use Venmo over Paypal? I never understood that.
From the VeraCrypt homepage:
I think someone told you wrong. The higher credit limit you have of all of your lines of credit combined, compared to your balance across all your lines, the better, and plays a decently large part in determining your FICO score.
Point 1: Fair.
didn't watch the video huh?
Too bad that on MacBook Pro Retinas it is impossible to upgrade the RAM, by you or Apple.
I came here just to read those people's ignorant posts. Guess I got here too early :(
WTF kind of fund are you in, everything is Up Up Up for the last 2+ years.
Market market market. There will be ups and downs, but if you do not need to cash out in the next few years, the S&P500 earns on AVERAGE 7% per year. You'll lose some years, but some years, like 2013, you'll make 29.6 PERCENT, 31.9 if you include dividend yields. If you wait long enough, buy into an index ETF, and…
Yes, AS LONG as you do not transfer into a Roth IRA. If you transfer a traditional 401(k) into a Roth IRA you will have to pay income tax + penalties on all of that 401(k) money before it even makes it to the IRA.
A person should invest in a 401(k) up to the amount that gives them 100% of their companies match, always, not doing so is throwing away money. Most (legit, large) companies offer a match, so saying 401(k) investing is for dummies is a stretch. However, I agree that EVERYONE should be maxing out a Roth IRA, 401(k) or…
People are dumb, yes. But I am not. I have used credit cards for spending EXCLUSIVELY for over 10 years and I have never paid a CENT in interest. And I've made several thousands in the last decade on cash back alone. If you have the willpower (many don't) get the best rewards card that fits your interest, and use it…
They likely are. Most people's CURRENT salary will be much lower than their ENDING salary.
The world of engineering. I went and got an engineering degree and made more than half that the day after I graduated college, at 22.
Ding ding!
The median ending, before retirement salary, once your career is over, is not $60k, it is much higher (maybe not $125k though, not sure) which was my point. And the article's point.
$125k/yr salary by the end of your life? I certainly hope so, or you picked the wrong profession and you're in for a rough time, bud.