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I owe 45000 at a 3% loan on a home worth 700,000. I have the money to pay this off and could invest what I am currently paying per month, $2600. Suggestions? I have been told not to pay this off as it ...
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The complicated part is this. During 2025 my mother (overseas citizen), sold an overseas house to her sister (also a US citizen, but living domestically). My mother did not have a US bank account, so ...
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My parents put their house into an irrevocable trust with their children as beneficiaries. I'm the trustee. The house and all people involved are in the United States. The trust isn't required to ...
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I have been working in US for past 12 years and I have accumulated some amount in 401k. I m planning to leave the country. Can someone suggest what do I do with the 401k without incurring heavy tax ...
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Both updates to versions 5.13 and 5.14 on Windows 11 failed. The program doesn't start anymore. Fortunately, there are two error messages. They are identical for both versions: ‘Programme entry point ...
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I have a loan. The initial balance was $39,488.00. The interest rate is 12.9%; interest is compounded daily. I have made all payments on time so far (early even), but some months no portion of my ...
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I was looking up the differences between a fraud alert and a credit check and saw this section from Experian. I couldn't think of cases of credit or even fraud that would not require a credit check. ...
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I recently started looking into forex trading and noticed significant differences in the price data provided by various FX data sources. I was wondering whether this behavior is considered normal. ...
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Over the past couple years I’ve added 5 credit cards to my credit profile. The 4th card I added was an Amex gold card. I’m very careful every time I add a card. I do the math to make sure I don’t ...
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Question: Suppose you currently rent an apartment and have an option to buy it for $200,000. Property taxes are $2,000 per year and are deductible for income tax purposes. Annual maintenance costs on ...
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Assume that a retired, married U.S. couple receives capital gains, possibly erratic, throughout the year for whatever reason. The prevailing recommendation is to complete IRS Form 2210 Schedule AI ...
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How is the CCV chosen? Is it some kind of checksum on the credit card account's other information?
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Context: I'm reading Chapter 3 of Principles of Finance textbook by Bodie, Merton, and Thaler. Section 3.3 is about personal finance and whether you should deposit your savings in an IRA account or a ...
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Presuppose that these pairs of leveraged ETFs track the same underlying index. Is longing a 2× or 3× bull leveraged ETF equivalent to shorting its 2× or 3× bear counterpart? Is buying long TQQQ (...
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I bought a CD that matured and got the principal back and one interest payment. Here are the transactions: Date Description Quantity Price Amount 08.26.2025 Purchase 2,...
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