ChairmanOfThisBoard

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It's not much tax savings.

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Any tax savings would be worth it if you could simply contribute and withdraw in say the same month.

Eagles, Chiefs, or Patriots?

Time to get of the Patriots dick was several years ago.

Serious question... have they ever vandalized any African American monuments?

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his refusal during the meeting to carry out one or more actions to raise awareness of the fight against homophobia

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I think I speak for most when I say we're well aware.

Yeah I’m not understanding how the clock plays into this OT

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Chris Wash strikes me as the kind of guy that would tell just about everyone he encounters how much he makes.

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While adding at least one zero.

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And a few 'Bros' im there.

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From what I've heard, the blonde broccoli hair boy and the purple shirt kid go to St Pauls. The two that lost go to Mandeville High.

Stings that I'm having to come out of pocket at all for a new car when I worked so hard to maintain my wife's previous car. It was 11 years old and ran great. Had several more good years in her. The only thing good that will come from this is that I will take comfort in the fact that my wife will be driving around a new, reliable vehicle.

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What vehicle?

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Likely a Lexus NX or Lexus RX. It's my wife's decision, so might end up being neither of those two.

I come to you guys seeking advice since most of you are far more savy when it comes to these types of decisions than myself. My expertise goes no further than saving my money. Wife was hit by driver running a redlight and totaled her car. Received $12k from insurance. Planning on purchasing a new vehicle for around $50k. We have plenty of cash reserves that would allow us to buy outright if we decide to go that route. Here is how I see my options:

A) Cash purchase, No finance
B) 25% Deposit; Finance remainder at 6.5%; Earn 4.5% to 5.5% on cash (possibly refinance at a later date)
C) 25% Deposit; Finance w/ additional principle payment each month; Earn 4.5% to 5.5% on reduced cash

Any reason I shouldn't choose option 'A'? FWIW we are maxing out on all 401k, HSA, 529, etc. None of these decisions will affect any of our long-term savings.