Because first-gen Type 2's need to go even slower!

beenverified.com is another site you should remove info from.

Good, simple instructions, but the problem is that these sites all draw from the same public record information. Once everyone gets wise to a certain site and removes themselves, the same people can just start a new site with a new name, put all your info on it again, and start the process over (if you’re lucky and…

and surprisingly, Hawaii.

LOL!!!!! LOL!!!

not a fan of the 911's body style

There is far too much insistence on home ownership these days. It’s worshiped as an ideal for everyone to strive for, and many people buy who would be far better off both short- and long-term if they didn’t.

Extremely incredibly yes.

Which is one of the reasons the mortgage crises happened in the first place. People were getting loans they couldn’t afford with zero money down. Guess what happens immediately after even a small down-tick in the housing market?

So with you there. I did 10% when I did my first buy 3 years ago, which was respectable as the place was a half million. Then did a 30 year mortgage. The PMI wasn’t bad as I’m an over 800er, but man did it add plenty of cost.

USDA? We still have that thing? It’s been like almost two hours!

I obviously don’t know squat about your specific situation. But I would strongly suggest that you consider the following options, if you haven’t already: 

Ouch. This is why people warn not to cosign for education loans.

Now if the kid is a good student (i.e. Valedectorian), going to a GREAT school (i.e. Ivy League), studying for a known money-making degree (i.e. STEM, pre-Med, pre-Law), that might be OK, as the kid is very likely to finish the degree and pay it off on…

Page 10 section 5.4 of the same report discussed by the same Jalopnik post we are commenting:

We keep a “tax file” in which everything that we will need for the next year gets kept. Collecting our documentation for my special private time with Turbo Tax takes all of 30 seconds.

God, the more and more I read up on fitness and diet, the more I become convinced there is almost no chance of doing this correctly on my own, that I need at the very least a personal dietitian to plan or advice on my meals.

Yeah, Vanguard funds have notoriously low expense ratios, so if a 401k uses Vanguard funds, you’re probably all good as far as fees go. None of this is to say all 401ks have these problems, but these are the common complaints people should look into.