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15731 | In my experience buy-to-let mortgages charge a higher rate of interest than an personal residential mortgage. They are regarded as a business enterprise and presumably the banks calculate that they carry a higher risk. A bank would probably take action if the property on an ordinary mortgage was rented out, as you wo... | [
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15772 | You will likely need to open an account in another EU country, like a broker operating out of France, Britain or Germany, to get the best options. If you are comfortable using an english language site and interface, I highly recommend Interactive Brokers as they let you trade in many markets simultaneously, have simpl... | [
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15785 | Price doesn't mean anything. Price is simply total value (market capitalization) divided by number of shares. Make sure you consider historical dividends when hunting for big yields. It's very possible that the data you're pulling is only the annualized yield on the most recent dividend payment. Typically dividends a... | [
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15788 | >Samsung’s revenue for the quarter was KRW 47.82 trillion, a decrease of KRW 3.87 trillion YOY >The company estimated that the stronger Korean won against major currencies in the third quarter negatively impacted operating profit by approximately KRW 700 billion, mostly on the components business side. Just so ... | [
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15792 | sure it is they are saving on distribution and paper costs so they pass the savings onto you with increased costs. so what it is a joy to read. thats also a little less than half the price of my cable. thats retarded. | [
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15798 | I thought this was really thoughtful. Thanks for sharing. I work in SV and am pretty disturbed by the culture that is now starting to see the light of day. I'm glad the light is finally being shone on it. In my opinion, it is every bit as bad as it seems. | [
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15800 | I am not sure whether this hold in all countries, but at least in the Netherlands my bank allows for investment in funds without charging transaction costs. The downside is that these funds charge an annual fee of about 1%, but for the amounts you are talking about this definitely sounds more attractive than the altern... | [
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15824 | "The danger of overdrawing the account via the use of a debit card, and the exorbitant fees that can result make me hesitant to use a debit card. The ability to cover all the transactions with one payment is why I use a credit card for these ""debit"" transactions. Yes there is a risk of a late payment, but that can b... | [
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15825 | That's not helping your case. > WARNING This kit definitely contains dangerous things. While the xNT transponder device has undergone several quality checks during manufacture and has been put through a battery of tests with various private labs, it has not been tested or certified by any government regulatory age... | [
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15841 | I have worked for companies that have done this. One did have a match and the other did not. When they figured their profit at the end of the year a portion was given to the employees as a 401K deposit. retirement-topics-401k-and-profit-sharing-plan-contribution-limits Total annual contributions (annual additions) to ... | [
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15844 | "Look for states that have no income tax. A lot of these states supplement their revenue with higher property taxes, but if you rent and do not own property in the state, then you will have no state tax liability. Similarly, many states treat capital gains no differently than income tax, so if you make your earnings du... | [
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15859 | "You may be missing how countries like Canada may have oil be more of the GDP than countries like the US. In Canada, the lower oil prices may mean more of an economic slowdown with oil companies laying off staff, canceling projects and some companies probably going under as some provinces like Alberta are highly depend... | [
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15891 | The guy is crazy, but I thought revoking was harsh. The secret service interviewed him after a recent facebook post about buying a strand of hillary clinton's hair for $5k from her booksigning so he could check her DNA like the one he has a copy of. If anything, he needs a padded cell not a max security prison cell. H... | [
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15908 | Enertec Windows is the best available option when it comes to double glazed windows. Whether you need them for your home, or even for a commercial property, we have all kind of window products that will suit every kind of need. | [
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15917 | There are people whose strategy revolves around putting orders at the bid and ask and making money off people who cross the spread. If you put an order in between the current bid/ask, people running that type of strategy will usually pick it off, viewing it as a discount to the orders that they already have on the bid... | [
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15921 | So? If the executives have mismanaged the company (and let's not pretend that's what's happening here -- Sears has been being systematically butchered for years at this point, so it's _worse_ than ineptitude), _why the fuck are the executives getting paid instead of existing obligations being at least partially funded_... | [
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15927 | >Don't shakedown other less profitable industries to subsidize industries that are overflowing with cash. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see how that is at all the case with what is happening here. Their pay is in line with others in the industry. If you consider the cost of living where they are locate... | [
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15938 | "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](http://www.bradford-delong.com/2017/05/monday-smackdown-physics-professor-phil-price-the-nimbyist.html) reduced by 76%. (I'm a bot) ***** > Must-Read I disagree with Noah Smith: reading Phil Price convinced me that Phil Price is an idiot, that for many, many people NI... | [
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15951 | "House prices do not go up. Land prices in countries with growing economies tend to go up. The price of the house on the land generally depreciates as it wears out. Houses require money; they are called money pits for a reason. You have to replace HVAC periodically, roofs, repairs, rot, foundation problems, leaks, e... | [
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15972 | From an Indian tax point of view, this transaction is not taxable to you or your father. | [
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15988 | "If your fiancée took a title loan out on your truck you won't be able to trade it in for another vehicle until you pay the loan. The dealer will likely take your ""slightly newer"" truck back because you won't be able to produce the title for the trade until the other debt is settled. Title loans are a terrible idea. ... | [
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15994 | Legitimate, yes. However, cosidering the fact that Chinese working conditions are often far from ideal to begin with, that even though the salaries are increasing considerably, the majority of people would never pay extra for fair trade. Organic , big city people with higher living standards, yes quite possibly consi... | [
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16003 | Cute little bookstores? I didn't know you had such contempt for them. I guess you've never been to one in your life other than to buy a sugary drink. Joke's on you, it's those drinks and the huge ass they've made in you what now has you strapped to your smelly sweaty chair clicking that filthy mouse with your clammy ha... | [
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16009 | I think people would probably buy it more if the brand didn't have so much negative buzz... It's like, someone recently asked me why I bought a BB (hadn't I heard how much financial mess they were in?), and I had to explain that despite the company's poor stock performance, the keyboard still works just as great as eve... | [
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16013 | "I personally found the ""For Dummies"" books, on property investment, very helpful and a great primer. I found them unbiased and very informative, laying out the basic principles. Depending on your knowledge it can provide you with enough of a foundation to have an informed conversation with banks/real estates etc. W... | [
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16014 | I don't see it happening (a north african airport hub). Whilst I commend your cynicism on this day of enforced gorging on bullshit (Merry Christmas), at some point 'doing the right thing with the right intentions' will trump short-termism and finding loopholes. | [
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16032 | "Congratulations on your graduation and salary. You are in a great career field (I know from experience.) As a background, I would feel pretty confident in your salary as demand for SE is pretty high right now. During my career there were times that demand was pretty to very low. Somehow I survived 2001 & 2002, but... | [
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16051 | The formula for determining the number of payments (months) you'll need to make on your loan is: where i=monthly interest rate (annual rate / 12), A=loan amount (principal), and P=monthly payment. To determine the total interest that you will pay, you can use the following formula: where P=monthly payment, N=number o... | [
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16067 | > You could also interpret these actions as satisfying consumer wants, instead of as some sort of conspiracy. Except that the want didn't exist before the product/company was introduced. > If you, as an individual decided to pawn of responsibility for for purchases on other people, you'd be seen as ridiculous, ... | [
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16068 | I have not opened any NRE/NRO account before coming to Finland. This is in violation of Foreign Exchange Management Act. Please get this regularized ASAP. All your savings account need to be converted to NRO. Shall I transfer funds from abroad to both NRE and NRO account or I can transfer only to NRE account in India?... | [
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16078 | In our website you will find a great variety of strollers for your baby: Strollers, Strollers 2 pieces, Strollers 3 pieces, Strollers Twin. Strollers, light chairs, second-rate, umbrella type, folding, Uppababy Vista Stroller and many there are 1000 ways to call them. The most important characteristics when choosing th... | [
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16081 | 1.45 and 1.40 are the last trade prices. The last trade (1.45) for the 27 strike call must have occurred earlier than the last trade (1.40) for the 26 strike call. These options have low liquidity and don't trade very often. You have to look at the bid and ask prices to see what people are currently bidding and aski... | [
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16090 | A currency that is strong right now is one that is expensive for you to buy. The perfect one would be a currency that is weak now but will get stronger; the worst currency is one that is strong today and gets weak. If a currency stays unchanged it doesn't matter whether it is weak or strong today as long as it doesn't ... | [
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16096 | That’s your opinion, nicer is all in the eye of the beholder. Again, I could barely pick out milwaukee on a map but it’s the rumor here. And yes, wages are certainly a concern for Amazon. All companies evaluate employment costs and workforce competitiveness. | [
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16121 | Is that even a question? Congress can't pass shit, just look at the boarder crisis... Which leaves only the executive and judicial branches to pass law... and the way that works is the NLRB passes new rules and the judicial branch decides if they are legal or not. And to your dictatorship point, for fucks sake, the cu... | [
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16165 | Well I'm glad Congress is focusing on the important part of this. Not consumer access to credit reports or fraud protection or liability limitation for consumers, but let's protect the idiots who were sitting in the corner lighting their own farts while the bank was being robbed. | [
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16169 | What sounddude said, mortgage servicing companies do not get to unilaterally change the terms of a mortgage. Although I'm inclined to guess it was a simple coding error on BOA's part (wrong processing box got checked when mortgage was acquired) that was never caught, in which case BOA *should* be falling all over the... | [
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16175 | "The best strategy for RSU's, specifically, is to sell them as they vest. Usually, vesting is not all in one day, but rather spread over a period of time, which assures that you won't sell in one extremely unfortunate day when the stock dipped. For regular investments, there are two strategies I personally would follow... | [
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16187 | The business and investment would be shown on separate parts of the tax return. (An exception to this is where an investment is related and part of your business, such as futures trading on business products) On the business side of it, you would show the transfer to the stocks as a draw from the business, the amount ... | [
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16188 | "The problem is, who is going to be left holding the coins when the market is over? That's one of the things that really turns me away from cryptocurrency. The idea of a decentralized currency, I really love. But I can't help but feel they are all basically Ponzi schemes. People invent new types of cryptocurrency (l... | [
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16195 | Apart from investing in their own infrastructure, profits can be spent purchasing other companies, (Mergers and Acquisitions) investing in other securities, and frankly whatever they please. The idea here is that publicly traded companies have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to make as much money as they can wit... | [
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16197 | Aside from the fact that you could now get spam calls and mailings, nothing negative at all. With your account number, anyone can send you money (which you probably wouldn't mind), but otherwise, no access is possible. In Germany, every company and many people publish their account number, so they can receive payment. ... | [
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16210 | As operations at a large bank I find I'm there longer than most of the BU. I certainly envy them. Your day is very compressed, but at the end of the day you can go workout/see your kids game/and get a good nights rest. Comparatively I know some people on equity research and they are on a 8am-8pm schedule. | [
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16229 | Not really an answer, but too long for a comment: Since anyone can create their own cryptocurrency (see http://www.bitclone.net/) the value of new cryptocurrencies is very small. According to https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MINT/USD for example, 100,000 mintcoins is worth less than $1. Even if they give you 20% inte... | [
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16230 | Yeah, fuck those hippies, making you shop at stores you don't want to and buy products you don't want to. Tip 1: grab from the back for perishables. Tip 2: pretty sure they'll do a refund or exchange on about anything for about any reason. Never tried it, though I have also been burned by early mold. | [
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16257 | I see exponentially fewer ads than I did in the 80s and 90s. I never watch tv, only streaming with no ads. I'm all over the internet but all my devices block ads. I also now live in a place with no billboards, so all that crap is gone from my life as well. | [
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16270 | In Houston, Texas USA where I went to a private high school they had a half-semester class in personal finance, but it was optional and didn't give you any credits towards graduation. You are right though, it should be a standard class. After all, who doesn't need that information in their adult lives, and not everyone... | [
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16277 | The only time the utilization percentage makes a difference is when the data is being pulled for a credit check. During the months leading up to the loan application through the settlement date of the loan keeping this percentage low makes sense. The number reported is the current value of the ratio not an average. Yo... | [
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16278 | I have questions for you - As the others have stated, now really isn't the time to do anything to turn short term liquidity into long term investments. I'll contradict that only for matched 401(k) deposits. The answers to these questions will prompt more/better responses. | [
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16292 | I asked a friend and he gave me a good explanation, so I'm just gonna paste it here for others: There is a simple and a complex answer depending on how much you want to understand the pricing dynamic of options. LEAPs don't react 1:1 with a stock move because the probability of your option being in the money at expiry... | [
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16301 | Your Crochet is your one stop destination for finding free crochet patterns Amigurumi. It is easy and you can learn them with our free patterns. Amigurumi is a Japanese crocheting technique of creating fun and beautiful stuffed animals using yarns. You can also use this technique to create people and animated objects u... | [
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16306 | A quick search showed me that UEP merged into Ameren on Dec 31, 1997, and Ameren still exists today. So I took a look at Ameren's Investor Relations website. Unfortunately, they don't provide historical stock prices prior to Ameren forming, so starting with 1998. However, I've had good luck in the past emailing a c... | [
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16322 | "OHHHHH so you just lumped me into a category without knowing my history. You see. I voted and supported Obama his first term. I gave him benefit of the doubt on his second but half way in to the second term k started to lose my faith in him. You knew that though right? I was advocating for unity and getting money out ... | [
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16348 | When I traveled to Germany, I found it was much better to get cash at ATMs and use credit cards. The exchange rate was better than exchanging dollars for Euros at an exchange center. Just make sure you have enough cash to get from the airport to whereever your are traveling. The airport exchange rates were terrible... | [
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16353 | Target, the 2nd largest discount chain announced that it will stop offering Amazon's e-reader Kindle because of a «conflict of interest» while Barnes & Noble and Apple devices will continue to be offered. According to Molly Snyder, Target spokesperson, the decision to drop Kindle e-readers starting this spring came... | [
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16379 | Either approach will put a strain on your friendship, unless you are willing to treat it as a gift which may or may not be returned rather than a loan. I agree that paying it direct to the dealer (or giving her a check that is made out to the dealer) avoids the risk of the money getting sidetracked. | [
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16388 | I recommend saving for retirement first to leverage compound interest over a long time horizon. The historical real return on the stock market has been about 7%. Assuming returns stay at 7% in the future (big assumption, but don't have any better numbers to go off of), then $8,000 saved today will be worth $119,795 in... | [
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16392 | "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](http://www.cbsnews.com/news/could-illinois-be-the-first-state-to-file-for-bankruptcy/) reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot) ***** > A financial crunch is spiraling into a serious problem for Illinois lawmakers, prompting some observers to wonder if the state might make history... | [
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16394 | Among all other competitive courses, most of the aspiring students choose business administration courses to reach the pinnacle of success. It is a known fact that associate degree gives a strong foundation to get you started in various fields such as sales, human resources, retail and hospitality management, and marke... | [
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16407 | The only thing I noticed in the article was that he was complaining about the gridlock in DC. It isn't helping that DC is consumed by the Russian scandal and the only major change the GOP is focused seems to be wiping out health care for the poor and middle class in exchange for a tax break for billionaires. Of cours... | [
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16426 | "As an American who just came back from spending two years in a developing country, uniformed statements like this really annoy me. Say what you will about the state of the American economy and political system, but the United States has one of the finest road systems the world. Our roads are wide, well-paved, and grac... | [
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16432 | These scenarios discuss the period to 2025. They assess the deep uncertainty that is paralysing decision-taking. They identify the roots of this as the failure of the social model on which the West has operated since the 1920s. Related and pending problems imply that this situation is not recoverable without major chan... | [
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16449 | Thank you for pointing out one of the biggest flaws of that argument. To add to your points: Even if they used simple savings accounts for all their money (poor idea), the banks can still lend it as business/home loans... The money doesn't just site there. | [
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16452 | Yes, and you get those benefits by having ECDSA end-entity (leaf) certs. The root and intermediate don't really matter; they (well, usually just the EE and intermediate) are simply sent along with the client certificate and the client does the calculations to verify the signature. Let's Encrypt has supported ECDSA leaf... | [
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16456 | Sorry, but I am absolutely correct. Fractional reserve lending (banking) is simply that when someone deposits money into a bank, the bank is allowed to loan that money out, so long as they keep a reserve. If the reserve rate is 10% (it's much lower in reality), and someone deposits $100 into the bank, the bank can th... | [
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16462 | > I thought we could have a friendly conversation, but it seems like this went out the window; Honestly, please stop crying. If my original sin was not suffering fools well, then yours was wading into a conversation representing yourself as knowledgeable on the subject (and dismissive of the authors, who are demo... | [
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16466 | I fell into a similar situation as you. I spent a lot of time trying to understand this, and the instructions leave a lot to be desired. What follows is my ultimate decisions, and my rationale. My taxes have already been filed, so I will let you know if I get audited! 1.) So in cases like this I try to understand t... | [
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16491 | "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](http://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/feds-great-unwinding-lifts-dollar-china-rating-gets-the-chop-idUSKCN1BW03Z?il=0) reduced by 83%. (I'm a bot) ***** > NEW YORK - The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened to a two-and-a half month low and key world stock m... | [
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16507 | You can’t say low buildings are popular if constructing tall ones is illegal, it doesn’t make sense. Unless you’re a civil engineer, you’re not qualified to speak on whether or not it would be a good idea to build taller buildings in NZ. If supply is artificially restricted, prices will rise. That’s econ 101. It’s th... | [
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16510 | "I'm not the OP, but I'm happy to give a brief overview. Basically, pre-JOBS act there were a lot of limits on who could make an equity investment in a non-public company (i.e. a startup or even a hedge fund). There were some loopholes, but basically you had to be an 'accredited investor'. An accredited investor was s... | [
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16531 | Looking at the SPY option chain you posted, all of the call options with a strike price of 199.50 or higher have a bid of N/A. That's because the ask price for all of those options is 0.01, and the bid price has to be less than the ask price, but buyers are not allowed to bid 0.00. It's not accurate to say that no on... | [
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16543 | Here's the issue with LTC and, really, underwritten insurance in general; no one has a crystal ball. Based on today's available rates where's the sweet spot to buy LTC? Probably right around the mid-60s, because you probably won't pay much in before you start gutting the carrier (assuming you can make it through unde... | [
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16548 | "I thought I'd see if the credit card companies had anything to say about this while trying to get merchants to sign up. I went to visa.com, clicked ""Run Your Business"" in the top nav, then ""Accept Visa Payments"". This page has a ""More benefits of accepting Visa"" link with an overlay (which I can't easily link di... | [
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16559 | When you need cash fast, Denton Auto title loans can help you with a bad credit car loan that puts money in your pocket within a short period of time. The company offers easy basic steps for car title loan approval. | [
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16562 | As a thought experiment I suppose we can ask where dividends came from and what would be different if they never existed. The VOC or Dutch East India Companywas the first to IPO, sell shares and also have a dividend. There had been trade entrepot before the VOC, the bulk cog (type of sea-going ship) trade in the Hans... | [
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16563 | "Your lack of numbers makes the question a difficult read. What I'm hearing is ""I want a house requiring a mortgage 8X my income."" This alone is enough to suggest it's a bad deal. On a personal note, when my wife and I bought our house, it was 2.5X our income. 20% down, so the mortgage was exactly 2X income. And my... | [
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16576 | With eSalesData working for you, your sales teams will be positioned to reach out to architects and architectural executives across the globe. Each of our lists passes through a rigid system of verification and cross-referencing immediately prior to delivery. As committed to client satisfaction as we are to data hygien... | [
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16580 | There's no point in posting something if no one can read it. I'm not paying for a subscription to something just because some guy posted it on reddit. Mirror, copy-paste, or link to a free article. If you're going to post here under the pretense of delivering me information, then deliver me information. | [
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16585 | Credit cards always charge for withdrawing cash, because if they didn't then you could have an indefinite loan and pay no interest simply by withdrawing enough cash each month to pay off the previous month's bill before the due date. It's nothing to do with using an ATM -- they'll charge you for getting a cash advance ... | [
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16586 | this post offers valuable information we can all use when scouting for frequent flyer credit cards. let's all support this post of my friend, sean travis, by reading and sharing it to all our friends and followers in different social networking sites. | [
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16589 | Via twitter? He'd have to have signed something and, based on the context of the discussion, it didn't appear they had any agreement whatsoever. Yes, if a contract exists between them, NDA or otherwise, the circumstances can be altered by the contract, but that's not the context of OP. | [
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16596 | ">I was refreshing when he did it, so I saw him downvote me in real time. So you are watching his computer screen? As that is the only way you can see such a thing. For all you know it could been someone else who saw your comment and downvoted it. More so it could been very well reddit's spam filtering, as it wi... | [
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16602 | Congress sets the budget, not the President. In 1981, the [97th Congress](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/97th_United_States_Congress) had a Democratic House and a Republican Senate. In 1990, the [101st Congress](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/101st_United_States_Congress) had a Democratic majority in both the House and... | [
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16606 | "Given the state of the economy, and the potential of a rough near future for us recent grads (i.e. on/off work), I would recommend holding off on large purchases while your life is in flux. This includes both a NEW car and purchasing a house. My short answer is: you need a reliable vehicle, so purchase a used car, fr... | [
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16626 | "Here's a number-crunching example of how the ""Zero interest rate"" offer is misleading. Suppose the offer is that a car ""costs $24,000.00 with zero percent financing over 24 months"" or as an alternative, ""$3,000.00 off for cash"". Ignore the hype: the quoted prices and the quoted interest rates. Look at what re... | [
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16646 | "The complacency, apathy, and ignorance of the majority of Americans is the only reason the economic inequality in America was ever able to reach such devastating proportions. The business culture in this country is ruining average quality of life, and I fundamentally do not believe that you are okay with that. And if ... | [
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16661 | "Before the IARC listed RoundUp as a probable carcinogen, all other agencies and research were unable to find a link between RoundUp and cancer. Now we learn that the IARC ignored evidence that RoundUp doesn't cause cancer that was done by one of their own scientists. I'm not a fan of Monsanto's business practices, b... | [
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16670 | "This is what is called ""weasel words"". They're trying to put some authority into their ad, but since they don't have any - they're putting meaningless words that sound important. Monetary policy is the state/central bank policy to control the supply of the available currency. Cannot think of a way to connect it to p... | [
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16681 | .. No If I can make a job offer for $7 per hour and people apply.. Why would I ever pay more? I'm not forcing people to apply. They want the job. If $7 an hour is good enough for the workers who apply, then it's good enough for me. Why pay more when I can pay less? I'll need to hire people soon for packing and shippin... | [
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16682 | I think the point is that there is something structurally wrong with a company if it has billable orders a year and a half out, for a super -premium priced product, and it still can't make money. It's like, what is the turning point we are waiting for? I don't know that startup apologies are applicable when you have a... | [
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16685 | I think if there were evidence that the company was overvalued there would be a rather large correction. The muted response is nothing more than a sigh of relief from the market. The task that Tesla has to complete to maintain its valuation is staggering. | [
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16699 | "Sorry to say it this blunt, but you really have no idea about his true nature. You know what others wrote or said about him. Not him personally. I think this whole debate is rather moronic. We have a lot of hearsay about all the ""bad"" things Jobs did. Think about your own life. Think about how people who don't like... | [
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16714 | See, unlike you, I know the general ordinances regarding taxis in my area backwards and forwards because I worked in the industry for eight years. It is utterly clear that Uber/Lyft are taxis in that they transport people for payment. The only exceptions are hotel airport shuttles, and buses that fall under another cla... | [
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16733 | "I have always found that the ""free"" planners are just salesmen pointing you in their best interests. Not that it won't get you a good deal in the processes, but, in my experience, they usually just recommend products that give them the best commission, finders fee, kickback, whatever. Flat fee financial planners ar... | [
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16745 | It depends on the terms of the mortgage. Generally speaking, residential mortgages specifically prohibit letting out a property without the bank's express permission -- but as you say, that tends to assume that the whole property is being let, not just a part of it. Conversely, buy-to-let mortgages generally prohibit l... | [
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16747 | "The previous answers make valid points regarding the risks, and why you can't reasonably compare trading for profit/loss to a roll of the die. This answer looks at the math instead. Your assumption: I have an equal probability to make a profit or a loss. Is incorrect, for the reasons stated in other answers. However, ... | [
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16751 | Putting Chris's comment as an answer: It's your income, not your spouse's income. You can give her the money, but you'll still be paying tax on it To elaborate more - the general principle of income taxation is that income is taxed when received, and specific expenditures can be deducted. If you giving the money to you... | [
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16752 | "Not sure if romney's logic is,""Hey! I broke it, only I know how to fix it!"" or, ""Elect me so I can drag American pay down to third world status and get those jobs back!"" Either way, it sure takes a lot of balls to claim “If I’m president of the United States, [outsourcing jobs overseas is] going to end,” when yo... | [
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16767 | >Better for you and for me, yes, but not for the disadvantaged without benefactors. That's the situation I was in. That wasn't exactly my point. I'm all for helping people, and social security does help people, and I am very happy it helped you - I'm not disputing that. What I'm saying is that what you got from ... | [
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16774 | There's nothing particularly special about a two million dollar cheque. While they aren't commonplace, the bank certainly has experience with them. Many ATMs won't allow a deposit of that size but the bank cashiers will certainly accept them. They will typically get a supervisor to sign off on the deposit and may ask a... | [
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