Roll over 529 or save for my children? Hey guys, I was lucky enough to have a pre-paid and 529 plan to get me through college. I left college with about 15k left over. This amount has grown a bit, and i’ve already rolled over 7k for this year and last. I have about 5k remaining. While I was thinking of rolling the rest over and closing the account next, year, I realized that i could …

Any window treatment can save this room? it’s a property that I m renting . The current blinds are on their last leg, so thinking where to go from there submitted by /u/joan_goodman

LPT: Save your #2 for when you’re at work Spend 10-20 minutes using the restroom, 5 days a week. By the end of the year, you’ll have been paid 1-2 weeks worth of wages for taking a dump. You’re welcome. submitted by /u/Whiskey_Warchild

Can You Tell Me How to Get Someone to Save ‘Sesame Street’? submitted by /u/indig0sixalpha

LPT: Save Voicemail Recordings There used to be an app/service (in the UK) around 2010ish, called Hullomail, that captured your mobile voicemail messages and emailed them to you as a sound file attachment. Unfortunately it only seemed to work for a short time (prob cos it was free) – maybe about a year – but in my case, luckily, it captured several voicemails left by my paren…

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Best way to save for my baby? My baby is 10 months old and my fiancé and I want to set money aside monthly to be given to her at some point in her 20s. I’m wondering how best to go about this? We’re in the UK if it changes anything. I’m looking at the following: • a high-interest fixed-term ISA (4 years to start) • a low risk savings and investment ISA • a relatively lower …

Switch from gr3 to x100f or save up for x100v? Hey, use my gr3 daily for street and have basically zero complaints, however ive started doing model shoots in last few months. Photos look fine, but i really need a viewfinder in bright daylight shoots with a model. I wanna go for x100v or x100f, but i cant really figure out what is the play here. Im only really interested in these cameras as t…

How to save and get out of this rut I am 27 and am living alone in a studio apartment. I pay $950 a month for rent, about $113 on car insurance, plus a little over $100 more on streaming services and the gym. I think I budget pretty well when it comes to grocery shopping, almost spending around $50 a week, give or take. I make $22 an hour plus over timing giving me anywhere from …

How The Jaguar Type 00 Can Save The Struggling Automaker Jaguar revealed its ambitious electric Type 00 concept three weeks ago at Miami Art Week. The British luxury automaker is in the middle of a complete rebrand featuring a divisive new branding scheme and a soon-to-be-unveiled four-door electric GT. While the worst people online are still bashing their keyboards, Jaguar… Read more…

The Best Tools and Supplies to Save Time Cleaning Cleaning should not take all day—a few upgrades to your cleaning arsenal can cut the time down significantly.

Wii U: How NOT to Save a Console submitted by /u/Sonic_the_hedgedog

How to save just to save? 18M looking to save just to save I work 25-40 hours (job can be inconsistent) a week I make 19.75/hr I get paid weekly (so about 500-700 after taxes a week depending on hours and sales bonus). My monthly expenses are Car – $370.82/mo due on every 27th of the month. Insurance-$271.93/mo due on every 12th of the month. Phone – $49/ mo due on every…

Should i still save or invest it? 24 M, income $3200/month. I keep $1600 for my families monthly needs and such and then invest the rest. I have 20k in HYSA. I use roughly 600 of the 1600 to max out my Roth IRA. My question is should i use the other 1K to invest monthly or do a 50/50 split between HYSA and Investing? Let me know your thoughts! submitted by /u/Big_Bet_3010…

We Need to Save the Men Men are so disaffected right now. We must affect them again. I’m not sure what that means, but I know the future of democracy depends on it. There’s no denying how poorly men are doing—this has been true for decades. The educational and professional advancement of women has been awful for them, and it’s forced men to take dramatic steps like con…

Stay with parents to save or move out? After failing at my dream career in the army (injury), I had to move back with my parents. Although I am grateful for them, this setback has stunted my growth in every aspect of life. It lead to some depression and self esteem issues. I’m about to be 28 still living with parents, but I’ll list the positives…. In the last year and a half that I…

How to aggressively save for retirement? So, this is incredibly shameful for me to admit, but I am in my early 30’s and have nothing saved for retirement. I was working under the table until a few years ago and have been doing short-term jobs since then, which means I never got a 401k started at any of them. It’s still hard to talk about but I didn’t even open an IRA while working unde…

How to save at Photoshop high-quality 8 or above? I’m looking to submit some of my photos to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition and the rules say I must save at a “high-quality setting of at least 8 in Photoshop, Adobe RGB (1998)”, however when I ‘export as’ I can only go to a max of 7. Is there a preference or something I have set to limit this? I’m shooting with a Nikon Z6 and …

Struggling to save money? Any tips? I’ve been trying to save money up for a big move. I have a little bit of credit card debit but I make a good amount from my job. The only issue is that I just am constantly over spending on my budget. I have bad habits of eating out and spending money on stuff I don’t need. And it feels like I’m paying into my credit cards a decent amount, witho…

Should I save for a down payment? I am 18. Currently working full time and going to community college. I live with my parents. No expenses. I’m very lucky. I have $35,000 total savings. 29.5k in index funds and 5.5k in cash. 8k is tied down in retirement funds. I am anticipating to save 27.5k per year for the next two years. I also expect to save more during my last 2 years of a…