already on a payment plan for 2 years ago taxes. I have nothing saved for this years taxes. is there a way to combine the two years of back taxes into one consolidated payment plan? I could use my emergency fund to pay for the 2024 taxes, but then I have nothing left. I do have excellent credit so one of my options is def opening a new zero interest card to pay the new taxes. I could also take the short payment plan which doesn’t have …

It has been 80 years since Auschwitz (RNS) — Let this be the day when Jews tell the darkness of their story to the world and pray that people listen. The post It has been 80 years since Auschwitz appeared first on RNS.

inheritance/gift at 18 years old So long story short my grandma is moving into our house with us and is selling her paid off condo and splitting the what should be roughly $310000 three ways between my mom, uncle and me (as the favorite grandkid i guess) so i will be receiving roughly $100000 as a freshman in college. my family is financially fine but not to the point where 100…

Been here for 7 years 🥺❤️ submitted by /u/Top_Spray_1163

Common law married for the past 10+ years (Texas), but we filed our taxes as Single. Should we ammend our taxes for the past 2 years? My partner and I qualify as being married under Texas’s common law marriage, but we always filed our taxes as Single. Would it be worth it to ammend our taxes? I believe we can only go back 2 tax years (2023 & 2024). Would this be difficult? What, if any, “proof” would we need that we’ve been married in the eyes of Texas? We have joint accounts,…

I’m 21 now but here are some over the years 😀 I mostly use Dior Dior backstage foundation 00 natural and the same goes for the concealer Huda Beauty baking powder in cake Lashes (something cheap) Lip oil from dior, giveanchy le rouge 334, lip pen or 3D gloss from kiko. My brows are done with benefits gel or the blonde one from Linda Hallberg. submitted by /u/Tragisktok

Opinions on this year’s New Year’s Rockin Eve on ABC? And the New Year’s broadcasts in general this year? Even after Dick Clark died, I liked watching it because it had an undeniable energy that went on long after the ball drop. I don’t know about this year. This year felt like a little bit of a misfire, especially with the musical acts. It was engaging in fits and starts. But it felt like the show was beginning to lose steam going INTO the ball dro…

This Ridiculously Detailed Spreadsheet Has Helped Me Stick to My New Year’s Resolutions for Five Years There are tangible benefits to tracking everything you do.

New years at munich My friends and I are going to be in Munich for the New Year, and we plan to travel on January 1st to nearby cities and places. We thought about renting a car to visit Neuschwanstein Castle and Zugspitze. Is it possible to rent a car on that day, or is everything closed? Should we rent a day earlier? Should we consider taking public transportatio…

22 Years old and very lost. I feel beyond lost and I don’t know what to do. I’m a 22 year old man who lives at home with my parents and I don’t have any true financial responsibilities besides buying my own food and whatever I may want, I don’t get charged rent. I work a dead end job as a delivery driver for a local company and I get payed $14.50 an hour to drive around al…

20 Years Old with $20k Hi all, I have worked very hard this past year as a student with side jobs. And now have 20k sitting in a HYSA. Is this the right idea? Should I split it in investments? I don’t really have anyone to guide me financially so I’m unsure what to do. submitted by /u/Opening_Pudding2414

How am I doing as a 27years old? I’m 2 years in the military so far, only got 8k in savings/emergency and about 10k in Roth, my take home is about 52k a year , still paying for my house and my car, after all the bills, groceries, gas, insurance, Roth and what not, that leaves me with about $1400 every month. Should contribute more towards my Roth or look into S&P or bonds? …

Locking all savings into somewhere with 4% APY for 5 years -VERSUS- putting it all into the stock market for 5 years. Is the former really a bad idea? Assume that I have additional emergency savings which I am not locking up. This question is only about savings that I can comfortably invest: Is it really that bad in the short term to just go for the guaranteed 4% APY for 5 years, versus putting it in the stock market for the same amount of time? Is the expected return from stocks that much be…

11 years of OnePlus submitted by /u/iceleel

Charged 2 years later 2 years ago, I lived in DC and sought therapy through a health care and wellness organization. I recently got a charge ($300 ish) on my bank card from said group. The receipt indicated this charge was for a session dated over 2 years ago. When I checked my bank records, it showed payments for each corresponding session. I only had a handful of s…

Laid off after 30years My dad was laid off from his job given a 2 week t notice with an 8 week severance. After his first week they asked him to extend 2 more weeks he said no. They mentioned his severance wouldn’t be paid if he didn’t accommodate. My dad is retiring in January he doesn’t want problems but I don’t think he is being treated fairly. He is union all unio…

If you were 31 years old with $20,000 worth of debt and bad credit and it won’t fall off your credit report until 4 more years from now, what would you do? …… I really want to turn my life around (money and credit wise) and be able to buy a house and get a car loan plus other things like investing and starting a business and going to school to study Finance but all those things require me to have low debt and good credit. I’m living paycheck to paycheck, no savings, car is getting me to A and B…

New year’s in Wien? I’m considering New Year’s in Wien. May be a short stay from 30 dicember to 2 january. I live in Italy and I’m about 5h from the city by train. Someone has been in Wien in this period?According to the web there will be various concerts and stands. Could it be worth it? submitted by /u/817ro

68 years old, 401k advice needed. Retirement in 3-5 years. The account in question is my John Hancock employer sponsored 401k. Does anyone have any allocation suggestions compared to what the account is currently invested in? It looks like I’m only in RRCTX. Currently at about $247k in this account. What is suggested for an account like this for someone at my age nearing retirement? Any suggestions / in…

In debt at 23 years old Hey, so I’m 23 years old with ~9000 in credit card debt. I’m in tech sales, with a base of 2,800/month plus commission which can vary from 2k-5k each month. I had cancer around 2 years ago and all of this debt is still from that time I couldn’t work. My other expenses are rent, utilities,insurance, and phone totaling to about 2000/month combined…