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Personally, I doubt the question was real. The author just wanted to discuss the topic of how many funds a person should have, and things to think about related to the topic.
Question. Author says that 5-10 funds should be enough. Do y'all agree?…
I've been using a credit union (actually two) for years. Far less expensive and better service than banks. I'm surprised more don't use them. No check fees, free checks, no ATM fees, better CD rates than most banks, better paying money market acc…
I think something's wrong with the calculations. If I look at the totl interest - tax savings, I spend more money at the higher interest rate. However, the calculator says my effective monthly rate is lower. # of years is the same. Doesn't make…
I see a lot of people have recommended buying a new car regularly. A couple points.
1) Consumer Reports routinely recommends against extended warranties.
2) But a good quality car, and don't buy the warranty
3) I usually go for 250,000 miles on …
Thanks both,
Bob C: I did see that on the website, but that seems very high. Apparently at other companies, only a portion of US Gov funds are deductible.
So, a follow-up question. What is the rationale for states allowing some parts of U.S. go…
