Stoney will appreciate this veiled humblebrag: there's FICA, of course, but there's also the IRS total compensation limit to consider. The last few months of the year are very nice, a la Borat.Yeah fun!
Stoney will appreciate this veiled humblebrag: there's FICA, of course, but there's also the IRS total compensation limit to consider. The last few months of the year are very nice, a la Borat.Yeah fun!
i was about to crack a joke, but i've been there.I read that as, "there are no caps." That's what I get for sleeping on Hannah's floor last night.
You know what would help that, don't you?That's what I get for sleeping on Hannah's floor last night.
The missing comma after no here also made it a wee bit ambiguous: "no there's a cap".i was about to crack a joke, but i've been there.
ok syadastiThe missing comma after no here also made it a wee bit ambiguous: "no there's a cap".
letting his kids sleep in his bed?You know what would help that, don't you?
Did not want to gym this morning. Still managed to gym. Squats and RDLs are a good way to start the day.
did someone say benihanas?!Did not want to gym this morning. Still managed to gym. Squats and RDLs are a good way to start the day. I'm realizing that even if I feel like shit getting out of bed that I'm usually feeling pretty good when I leave. Friend's bday party at Benihanas grill last night. Kids liked it, but I think I'm getting old and crotchety and would rather have a nice quiet meal than some dude flipping eggs and shrimp around and making the same jokes they've used for the last 20 years every time I've been there.
Not having had a second child?You know what would help that, don't you?
I just turn that around to our IRA season and then cash savings time. We only live off the income we had 2 years ago (which I am trying to scale back another 10% annually) and everything else gets funneled away. Mint is your friend.Stoney will appreciate this veiled humblebrag: there's FICA, of course, but there's also the IRS total compensation limit to consider. The last few months of the year are very nice, a la Borat.
You know this, but I abhor cash drag. Apart from a few small savings accounts that have exactly the amount that pays interest I hold precisely $500.00 above monthly expenses in checking.I just turn that around to our IRA season and then cash savings time. We only live off the income we had 2 years ago (which I am trying to scale back another 10% annually) and everything else gets funneled away. Mint is your friend.
what do you about liquidity, say in case of emergency?You know this, but I abhor cash drag. Apart from a few small savings accounts that have exactly the amount that pays interest I hold precisely $500.00 above monthly expenses in checking.
hotel points? AirBnB?Speaking of retirement accounts, I am looking at hotels for the NYC Marathon next year and I may need to cash in my retirement account to afford a two night stay. Holy shit.
where are you looking? i have a few i usually rotate between that are typically around 200/nite.Speaking of retirement accounts, I am looking at hotels for the NYC Marathon next year and I may need to cash in my retirement account to afford a two night stay. Holy shit.
The marathon ends in Central Park so I am trying to get as close to there as possible. I found some about a mile away for $350 with a friend's discount.where are you looking? i have a few i usually rotate between that are typically around 200/nite.
Tree fiddy!The marathon ends in Central Park so I am trying to get as close to there as possible. I found some about a mile away for $350 with a friend's discount.
67 cents in Germany.MRI ordered.
$1650 Jackson Hospital price, $800 45 minutes away in Star Valley.
Amazing.
Listen DINK'y...Speaking of retirement accounts, I am looking at hotels for the NYC Marathon next year and I may need to cash in my retirement account to afford a two night stay. Holy shit.
Wifey won't have that. I keep our cash at inflation level savings for the most part, but keep solid cash levels on the assumption of Wifey not working. I can pay the mtge and car payments, she can pay for everything. Cashflow flexibility is key in my house. And 'cash savings' covers all after-tax savings and investments, btw.You know this, but I abhor cash drag. Apart from a few small savings accounts that have exactly the amount that pays interest I hold precisely $500.00 above monthly expenses in checking.
Credit cards.what do you about liquidity, say in case of emergency?
Yup, credit cards. Could access about $3,500 cash immediately in a pinch if really needed, and several months worth in taxable with 4-5 days’ lead time. Figure most everything can be addressed by credit card with ~1 mo float as a result.what do you about liquidity, say in case of emergency?
Their beer sucks anyways... so no great loss.New Belgium Brewing, Colorado’s largest craft brewery, announces sale to international beer conglomerate
More than 300 of New Belgium’s employee-owners will receive more than $100,000 in retirement money through the deal, with some receiving “significantly greater amounts,” according…www.denverpost.com
their ashevegas outpost is one of my least favorite breweries to go to. the clientele is a mix of clueless tourists and 35yo preppy ex-frat boys in pink polo shirts. and the only beer of theirs that's decent is 1554.I don't enjoy new Belgium beer, and not withstanding they being one of the biggest small breweries, you can't blame them for selling especially being so generous to their staff.
Dilly dilly, I say.