Use cash advance from your credit card to payoff the HELOC that pays off your mortgage. Double win!
One of the big points in the meeting is the issue some posts have with the transition. Some posts welcome new blood with new ideas, some don't. I know a guy who wanted to join our post got turned away because he had piercings, or so I heard. I was recruited buy a couple different guys, but they also don't know I'm a liberal.
I'm willing to try out specific numbers to see if this or that strategy makes sense
I'm willing to try out specific numbers to see if this or that strategy makes sense
but per the very link espousing it as a strategy it doesn't seem to add anything
with the mysterious paycheck parking flag turned on a 3.9% 30 year mortgage (vs a 7.74% HELOC) is where the complicated HELOC-bank strategy breaks even with just regular extra payments.
yeah, they still don't get it, debating the minutiae of dissolving/merging rather than acknowledging and addressing the true issues at hand of a younger, family-based membership with an active lifestyle with a work life. The newer generation of vets don't want $1.50 rum and cokes in a dungy basement with zero involvement of family or family activities or outreach that doesn't involve parades, poppy drives, or even clumsy ceremony details.One of the big points in the meeting is the issue some posts have with the transition. Some posts welcome new blood with new ideas, some don't. I know a guy who wanted to join our post got turned away because he had piercings, or so I heard. I was recruited buy a couple different guys, but they also don't know I'm a liberal.
I'm assuming I should get a payday loan to cover the cash advance?
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We don't technically have a post, we have our meeting at a house the Elks Lodge owns, so we don't have a bar or anything. We have a lot of whiskey in the closet, but that's just because.
JHFC. By age 40 those dumb motherfuckers should know better.
Dude... that sucks. Fucking hail.
Honestly. For how tired I am I can’t imagine being 10 years olderJHFC. By age 40 those dumb motherfuckers should know better.
Dude... that sucks. Fucking hail.
Powder day at Copper. Had to stay above 10.5K or snow was pretty manky.
I have a few friends who decided to have a kid pushing 50. I was 29 when my last one was born and that was almost too late for me. Because at 50+ I have an empty nest to relax in.
I used to work with a guy, very quirky, possibly mildly autistic, generally all around really nice guy. His wife was younger, maybe 10ish years? He was 50 when they decided to have kids. Turned out to be twins. He got laid off maybe a year later. Come to find out his wife makes a ton of money, so he got to be stay at home dad and is loving life.
For me it was about being able to keep up with my kids and enjoy them. I love my grandson and enjoy spending time with him, but I couldn't imagine him full time at 53 and he's 10, let alone my 1.5 year old granddaughter. By the time she's 18, I hope to be looking at retirement, not colleges.
Those are painfully close to my numbers.For me it was about being able to keep up with my kids and enjoy them. I love my grandson and enjoy spending time with him, but I couldn't imagine him full time at 53 and he's 10, let alone my 1.5 year old granddaughter. By the time she's 18, I hope to be looking at retirement, not colleges.
Paintless dent repair will likely fix everything. Doesn't matter how many you've counted, the assessor will probably be at least double.
55. I'm with you.
good ol durham. i bet @jackalope waived that one through
I sort of cheated as my oldest was born when I was 15 (she was 17), but I didn't come along until he was 13. With my daughter it was now or never before 30. I think I timed it as well as I could have.
