I was also impacted by the @WSJ layoffs.
I was laid off after mat leave for some extra salt in the wound. All the working moms out there know that this is a worst nightmare scenario.
I’d love any help from former colleagues, friends, social media connection, etc.! 🙏
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@BillWinterberg Interesting, thanks. I have some articles in Drive/Docs that were easy to add, and the results were mostly good. There was one obvious miss (it didn't answer a question I asked—answered the previous question instead)
@MegBartelt I'd say it's an issue. It's possible to request withdrawals via ACH with their account number and ABA/routing info. The client might be protected (assuming they notice and report fraud to their bank quickly enough), but it's a pain and it's best avoided.
Fine: You screwed up and you're in trouble. Avoid repeating the mistake.
Fee: A cost of admission that's worth paying to get something worthwhile in return.
Market volatility is a fee, not a fine.
Total digitization of medication subscribing is a complex adaptive system waiting for a downfall. There is no resiliency built into how medications are dispersed. People, always keep extras of your important medications.
Would love to see a story on this @KFFHealthNews
New Blog Post - How to Find the Right Financial Advisor For You!
This is one of the more comprehensive resources for understanding how to find a financial advisor. Hat tip to @michaelkitces for providing a framework on laying out the industry history.
https://t.co/jTeeMzZCkH
“People assume that a good financial plan has to be complicated. I think there’s room to talk about simplifying it.”
– @christine_benz
Why is that idea so hard for us to get our heads around?
https://t.co/LEVK6vsgYn
@MegBartelt Not exactly a practitioner, but if @christine_benz says something, you can pretty much take it to the bank. Definitely more accessible than academic stuff
@behaviorgap If you're willing to say more on this, please: You mention YouTube, and let's say compensation is a goal. Would a YouTube channel itself be the IP business (monetizing ads, for instance), or would that be more of a distribution and awareness tool? Or both, of course
Periodic reminder that I was able to cut down my hospital bill SUBSTANTIALLY by asking if there was a discount for paying within 30 days. There was. I can't remember if I saved 1/4 or 1/3, but it was a lot.
I am forever grateful to the person who passed on this info to me.
What can happen if you deposit a fraudulent check?
- The bad guys would have your bank account information and signature.
- The scammer will ask for some money to be returned. That money will be gone forever.
-Other payments could bounce when the bank subtracts the money. (END) https://t.co/ALLJ9Y86Hj
Everyone knows the standard 3-6 months of emergency fund advice. When advising clients on how much cash to keep, I tailor it to how risky the household's income is.
- Dual income ➡️3-6 months
- Single income➡️ 6-9 months
- Entrepreneur ➡️6-12 months