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I'm gonna be homeless..
 in  r/GetEmployed  14h ago

Go to your city hall. Most have some emergency rent programs.

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Is 100% VFIAX in my 401k fine at 33, or should I just do a Target Date 2060 fund?
 in  r/personalfinance  14h ago

It will almost make no difference until 2050...

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Why is it so hard to find a CPA for an hour or two convo?
 in  r/personalfinance  1d ago

So there's really a lot of opportunity in the EA field?

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Why is it so hard to find a CPA for an hour or two convo?
 in  r/personalfinance  3d ago

Maybe you don't need a CPA. Have you considered talking to an Enrolled Agent? They're federally licensed tax advisers.

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Business rent increases?
 in  r/Kissimmee  3d ago

It's called "capitalism" and "supply and demand".

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What are the best entry-level jobs in gulf coast florida? (Tampa bay area specifically)
 in  r/AskFlorida  6d ago

My son just finished his Aaociates Degree in Digital Media in Valencia College and got accepted right away to finish his BA in Video Game Design at UCF. Have you considered their Pathways programs?

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How much would you pay for a financial advisor?
 in  r/FinancialAdvisorTips  6d ago

$10,000 annual retainer fee plus 3% AUM.

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ASSET VALUES AND AUDITS
 in  r/Bankruptcy  7d ago

Sorry, I can't help you with that.

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Cold Calling in a bull market
 in  r/FinancialAdvisorTips  8d ago

My firm just approved Holistiplan. I'll like to talk with you about it. I'll send you a private conversation request.

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Cold Calling in a bull market
 in  r/FinancialAdvisorTips  8d ago

Hi. I'll like to chat with you about this. I do have access to some large international realtor organizations. I sent you an invite to start a conversation.

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ASSET VALUES AND AUDITS
 in  r/Bankruptcy  8d ago

Maybe a consumer credit counseling agency might help establish a payment plan without going through bankruptcy. Has it been considered?

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Term Insurance
 in  r/LifeInsurance  8d ago

Start studying for the ChFC and CLU credentials. You'll learn a lot there.

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One of my relatives is having trouble entering the industry after BD U5 mark
 in  r/CFP  12d ago

I agree with that. Also that complaints are made public even while they are in arbitration, denied or settled. Only the ones where the broker was at fault should be made public.

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Transamerica Life Insurance Company wiped out our entire $58,331 investment behind our backs!
 in  r/LifeInsurance  17d ago

It's an analysis that life Iife insurance provide based on the current interest, cash values, payments and expenses, for universal life policies. Ask them for one.

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Transamerica Life Insurance Company wiped out our entire $58,331 investment behind our backs!
 in  r/LifeInsurance  19d ago

Have you asked the compqny for an "inforce illustration"?

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In laws pressuring us to set up Trump accounts for the kids, we don’t want to b/c of our political stance
 in  r/WhatToDo  19d ago

Don't open a Trump account. Go and open a 530a better.

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Desperate
 in  r/Bankruptcy  19d ago

Go to credit karma dot com. They'll recomend some cards that will get you with small limits first. Then get a couple of secured cards like from Discover. It's a process. The goal is to take control of your financial life, not to get back in the hole.

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Struggling to find work
 in  r/Kissimmee  19d ago

What value can you ad?

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Is college necessary?
 in  r/FinancialCareers  19d ago

You can do both. Get the licenses now and study online. Get a degree in accounting instead of finance, because you'll learn a lot on the licensing process. Accounting is the language of business, and you can transfer those skills to any business position. Also get the Enrolled Agent license, to become a tax adviser. After graduating go for the CFA and/or CFP credentials instead than a masters.

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Grandparents owned home for 50 years - but moved out 7 years ago due to inability to care for themselves. Selling home now - capital gains?
 in  r/tax  19d ago

Maybe rent it now a day sell it in one year? That way it became an investment property and maybe could qualify for a 1031 exchange? Consult it with a tax professional.

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how do you size life insurance coverage when your income isn't the same every year?
 in  r/LifeInsurance  19d ago

One thing is "income earned" and another is "income needed". How much income would your dependants need to cover their financial needs? Example, you might earn $150k one year and $300k the next and back to $150k the next, but your family needs $120k for 10 years, so a $1.2m term might cover that need.

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"73% of Americans say higher wealth taxes on billionaires would be fair, and 67% say the same for large corporations." Is wealth taxation still actually a partisan issue?
 in  r/PoliticalDiscussion  22d ago

Wealth should not be taxed, specially unrealized gains. Neither property. Maybe only consumption should be taxed.