GimmieSomeGlitter

When I was a young lad, I went to my cousins one day to hang out and they had a NES. Spent hours on the thing and me and my brother ended up getting one for Christmas that year.

As far as compensation goes, it varies across the board.

Here is a link to the CFP's in your area that require $0-$99,999 account minimum, and are fee only. I haven't ever seen anyone meet to just give an education lesson, but maybe the will charge by the hour and you can get them 2-3 hours.

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Call them and just tell them what your trying to do they should be able to help you out, if nothing else they could put you in the right direction.

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I tend to agree. Would rather a ski boat or pontoon instead.

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They have all that already.

Hey guys,

My family just purchased a lake house this past weekend and i've always wanted to have my own sea-doo. Now that I have a place to go and store one, I don't have a clue on where to begin, especially with all the models available.

I'm looking to drop $4-5K on one so if anyone can guide me on where to start I would greatly appreciate it.

Also how much can I expect to pay for insurance, a boat license, and whatever else might come up?

Ground can cave in and retaining walls will start leaning and eventually fall over.

I can't get rid of these damn things! I have tried the Haveaheart traps, SnakeAway, gopher/mice poison pellets, giant destroyer gas bombs, and my pellet gun. The only thing I know that kills them 100% is my pellet gun, but I can't sit in one or two spots all day long. I've killed 50 of them in a year. At first I thought I was making progress, but it's starting to make me nervous.

We do have a wooded area about 100ft from our house, and they stay up there for the most part. However, several of them keep coming down and end up making their new home in the vacant holes of the other chipmunks I've killed.

I'm tired of them and just want to protect my foundation and retaining walls. Please help!

If you pay for it then it's a tax free benefit to you if you go on claim. If the company pays for it as a "benefit," then you'll be taxed on the benefit if you go on claim.

Let's say someone makes $100k and is covered at 60% of group DI that the company provides. You would think they would receive $60k each year. What really happens is after tax on that $60k "benefit" turns into more or less $40-$45k when it's all said and done.

Most companies also won't pay the full benefit until you have been denied by Social Security at least 3 times. That could almost take up to 2 years because of the time frame and windows they have for each application.

Statistically your more likely to become disabled than die prematurely.

It'll be a minute. For me it took a few hours to get a game that was about 7 gigs. That's why I made the switch to cable.

Yep that's what I would say.