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I’m hoping and all signs are pointing that way, Packers still have Rogers though. I love the NFC North division, lots of history and great fan bases.

As a Vikings fan I feel better about it this morning. Obviously it was a brutal loss and done in typical Vikings fashion. However, it is not as bad as the ‘09 or ‘99 losses. We weren’t winning the Super Bowl, this year was supposed to be another step to having a good team. I was really happy with Teddy B leading us

At first I read this as ‘your national championships Clemson next’

Most people do dollar cost averaging because they have to, like you said. But if you have a financial windfall you didn’t expect, historical statistics show that putting it all in at once is the best way to go. You don’t have to do it that way, and it may not matter, but that’s what history says to do.

Actually statistics show that lump sum investing is better than dollar cost averaging 2/3rds of the time:

It’s a company benefit, just like health insurance/PTO. Just because you can opt out of a benefit, or do very little to earn it, does not mean it’s free.

I didn’t twist anything, you stated you don’t “earn” your employer match. I disagree, I do earn my employer match through working for them and through staying with them for a certain duration.

They probably gave you the stock at a discounted price, which is how they put the 6 month requirement in.

I disagree. Any benefit the company gives you is earned. 401k matching is given to you because you work for them, so you earn it. If you didn’t work for them, you wouldn’t get it. It’s just a benefit that is tied to contributing to your 401k.

Your generalization of women in college is ridiculous and untrue. The only credible source you linked to was USA Today, and there is no indication the spouse is legally taking on the debt as their own. They are trying to pay off the debt together, as a team like many married couples are. Also, referencing one anecdote

People need to keep in mind that while the S&P500 has had an average return of 10% (adjusting for inflation it’s 7%), that average came from very high years like a 32% growth in 2013, and lower years like in 2008 where it lost 37%.

Look into a Health Savings Account as well. That money will never be taxed, but can only be used toward health expenses. That may seem to limit it, but can be used on your deductible, prescriptions, or any other health bills that is not covered by your insurance.

I think it’s hard to take the step of opening any investment account when you have no experience with it. If you aren’t used to words like Roth IRA, 401k, or 529, these can sound scary and complicated. With the recent recession and the bad rap (some deservedly) Wall Street gets, many think they will lose all of their

Your saying that Chancellor is so strong and fast that even when he doesn’t try he injures offensive lineman, when that isn’t the case. Everyone who has watched the video can see it’s because Iupati lowered his head at the wrong moment, not because of Chancellor’s physical prowess.

When is the last time 3 potentially great big men came out of the same draft? With KAT, Okafor and Porzingis this year could have the best big man draft in a long time. They are all only 20 and look legit.

I am a huge Vikings fan, and I have only one thing to say.

Wow that is a beautiful design. The Clippers were bought for $2 billion and they can't even come up with a cool design for their logo/jersey/court.

I hate the slippery slope argument so much. It’s such a lazy argument against something you disagree with. Do people really think if these anti-discrimination laws pass the next logical step is allowing pedophilia or bestiality? How can they not see the difference between allowing someone who identifies as a woman and

The original post was about how she’s lying because there is no way the business men treated her like shit because she’s Adele, with a little #notallmen mixed in.

I wish I took a screenshot of your originally shitty post.