I have two eyeglasses. One traditional eyeglasses with clear progressive lenses. And sunglasses with single vision polarized lenses. I don't like polarized, so won't go that route again, but that's just me (and I can't read my cell phone with the polarized lenses).
This was 2005, but my accounting contact at a client in Boise, ID had 3 Subway franchises. Had just got the 3rd up and going, but determined once that was up to speed he'd have enough income to replace his day job and then would just manage the 3 Subway stores.
If the $3k of extra items is written in the contract your son signed, I'd have the dealer install everything included in the $3k. Then, move on. I think either removing or getting a refund for said $3k or items would be a headache not worth battling. Maybe that's just me? I mean, if it's in...
This list has to be at least prior to 2017. The senior lifetime national park service annual pass increased that year from $10 to $80.
I bet some of those discounts still exist. I have a few more years before I start raising hell about my old person discounts.
TV viewership is down, 5% in 2023 and 10% since 2018.
Dale Sr dying was the start of the decline for me. Then, the points format changed to what is now evolved into and called Chase for the Cup. I was about done at that point. I think it's ridiculous.
- Toyota be let in
- cars have...
Add me to the list of increases for HO ins. AAA Texas, 28% increase of premium. The dwelling coverage amount went up $20k. Deductible for any covered peril is now $5600 (1%).
We bought the house in 2020 and premium was $1,375; it's now $2,800. Dwelling amount has increased $150k or 36% in...
Personally, I'd consider retiring if my NVIDIA was worth $3MM (plus the money I already have). I'd definitely have to break a large chunk off to diversify and create a security blanket.
If it represents a nice 'bonus', rather than a life changing event, then maybe buy something, go on a...
Bummer to hear! Hope there is a silver lining in this for you.
I just can't wrap my head around sending an email to lay people off. One company I know of, laid off 500 people via email sent early on a Monday morning. Some of those laid off had 20 to 30 years with the company.
I've been with WFB since 1994. I've also used a credit union since 2001. WFB definitely has a long history of unethical behavior and lack of integrity. I tried to get away from them but landed a mortgage with them in 2006 and another in 2020. They haven't done me personally wrong, but wish...