Jeff, "Chuck" is a man of simple tastes, so a Hamm was more his speed. Jonathan's two-fund approach sounds familiar, but I can't find the article. Can you reply with a link?
I gain self-esteem by looking at the size of my portfolio. BTW: a lazy person's guide to reading The Lazy Person's Guide to Investing, might be to read it on the Internet Archive . . . though 307 pages?! https://archive.org/details/lazypersonsguide0000unse
Update: Just took the twenty-five grand I withdrew from Wells Fargo and invested it in a Barclay Tiered Savings Account. They offer 4.35% and a $200 bonus.
Epilogue: I went with the Ambetter from Home State Health
Standard Expanded Bronze for $730.58/month (Deductible:
$7,500, Out-of-pocket max $9,200, Doctor visits $50, Generic drugs $25).
johntlim, I agree with your thoughts regarding value. Though if an investor wants to invest in value, then they need to do thier homework, find value stocks and invest. Using dividend as a proxy for value may be sloppy analysis.
Since there are thousands of articles dealing with how to obtain Medicare and only this one dealing with how to obtain off-Marketplace health insurance, can we keep the comments focused on the latter?
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Michael 1 and baldscreen, good point. I plan on circling back with Chuck about his being more charitable.
Post: The Inheritance
Link to comment from January 4, 2025
Jeff, "Chuck" is a man of simple tastes, so a Hamm was more his speed. Jonathan's two-fund approach sounds familiar, but I can't find the article. Can you reply with a link?
Post: The Inheritance
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Ben Rodriguez, Rest easy, your heirs would know about the TD account as soon as they received a 1099.
Post: No I for Me
Link to comment from January 2, 2025
I gain self-esteem by looking at the size of my portfolio. BTW: a lazy person's guide to reading The Lazy Person's Guide to Investing, might be to read it on the Internet Archive . . . though 307 pages?! https://archive.org/details/lazypersonsguide0000unse
Post: The Simple Life
Link to comment from December 24, 2024
R Quinn, You are correct that you can rollover employer stock from a 401k into an IRA, though how would this affect my decision?
Post: NUA Anyone?
Link to comment from December 23, 2024
Update: Just took the twenty-five grand I withdrew from Wells Fargo and invested it in a Barclay Tiered Savings Account. They offer 4.35% and a $200 bonus.
Post: Making Me Earn It
Link to comment from December 19, 2024
There's 18 days left in 2024 . . . I don't think you can make it.
Post: Quinn’s last rant for 2024. Misinformation is frustrating. No, your wife is not a car!
Link to comment from December 13, 2024
Epilogue: I went with the Ambetter from Home State Health Standard Expanded Bronze for $730.58/month (Deductible: $7,500, Out-of-pocket max $9,200, Doctor visits $50, Generic drugs $25).
Post: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Link to comment from December 13, 2024
johntlim, I agree with your thoughts regarding value. Though if an investor wants to invest in value, then they need to do thier homework, find value stocks and invest. Using dividend as a proxy for value may be sloppy analysis.
Post: Death to Dividends
Link to comment from December 12, 2024
Since there are thousands of articles dealing with how to obtain Medicare and only this one dealing with how to obtain off-Marketplace health insurance, can we keep the comments focused on the latter?
Post: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
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