My change gets put in a jar and deposited at the bank. It then goes into the vacation fund (recycle rebates used to go there too until I moved to a no deposit state). A coin stash of a couple hundred dollars wasn’t unusual (silver only… Pennies were only a few dollars). I now do more credit and debit, so less change… vacation is looking further in the future.
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Post: A Rule of Thumb Is Not a Plan
Link to comment from March 3, 2026
RMD rates aren’t limited to just 70 years and older. Perhaps using those rates would work?
Post: A Rule of Thumb Is Not a Plan
Link to comment from March 3, 2026
My change gets put in a jar and deposited at the bank. It then goes into the vacation fund (recycle rebates used to go there too until I moved to a no deposit state). A coin stash of a couple hundred dollars wasn’t unusual (silver only… Pennies were only a few dollars). I now do more credit and debit, so less change… vacation is looking further in the future.
Post: Loose Change
Link to comment from March 3, 2026