Posts by mnnice

Quote: Originally Posted by tiqa  Yeah, the tax breaks wouldn't apply for us. The interest rate might be a bit better. I guess I'd have to look into that. I'm just not sure it would really make sense right now. I'm...

Quote:Originally Posted by tiqa Originally Posted by mnnice  I doubt I would live another sixty years, but that's neither here nor there.  Regardless, I would continue to get social security and VA benefits after his death.  Not...

I think you are mixing a couple of issue together.  A good credit score and debt-free are two different things.  DH and I have been debt free since 2007.  We still have credit cards that we use and we still are on the...

DH should apply for unemployment if he hasn't already.  While being eligible for unemployment if very YLMV situation generally when you are laid off versus outright fired you are going to be eligible.  It would be worthwhile...

First, I am so sorry to hear that you uprooted your family for a job that didn't pan out.     Second, I don't think kids process job losses like adults do.  My DH was laid off all off 2009 and parts of 2008 and 2010....

  I think the whole buy rent thing is very personal and rules of thumb don't apply well.   As a child my parents always rented until they built the house they live in now in 1988 when they were in their late...

Quote: Originally Posted by sunnysandiegan  Thank you both! I am beginning to understand this arrangement (LLC partnership) better from a tax perspective. :)   By following the links above and...

Quote: Originally Posted by SimpleLove  Just had to say that I have a 4yr old who is/was "failure to thrive" and a million other such labels. We were constantly at every kind of specialist trying to find a reason, and...

Quote: Originally Posted by EmsMom  You could also consider renting out the whole house and renting a much smaller house.  If you could get a rental income that would cover your rent and your back and future...

basically you can   1.  Leave it where it is.  If you like the investment choices and the fees are very low/nonexistant that make sense. 2. You can roll it over to a rollover IRA.  You can only add money to a...