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The most recent model you can afford. Many innovative safety technologies, which were only seen in luxury models, are now available even in entry-level cars. They allow you to avoid accidents and to survive the ones you can't avoid. Please value your life and limbs over your net worth.

Thanks everyone for the responses - philosophical, practical or hilarious. No wonder why this board is on my daily 'to do' list.

I have a personal Iphone 5 and company Iphone 4 and bulging pockets. Any creative solutions folks have come up with to carry these devices throughout the day without a man purse? Thanks in advance.

I teach and mentor graduate and post-doctoral students (not my paid job), serve on the board of a community organization and as trustee for the local public library.

Here is a great article with step by step instructions at lifehacker.com:
http://lifehacker.com/5930437/how-an-american-can-stream-the-bbcs-official-olympics-coverage-and-overcome-nbcfail

Happy 4th Everyone! I am an immigrant and it is a real privilege to be given the right of citizenship in this great land. Having traveled to many corners of the world, home is here!

YDNAL, thanks for your response and for encouraging me not to be a passive participant! I can definitely leave my contributions with NYS Def Com after separation from employment and the plan offers a number of Vanguard bonds and equity funds. My primary concern at the moment is to stabilize the litt...

Please advise how can I save my current contributions in NY State Defer Compensation Plan. The balance is $211,000 with 16% salary contribution. It is is spread across a mix of small, medium and large caps, balanced and international funds. I do not intend to retire in next 15-20 years, but might so...

[quote="Fallible"]It appears from this thread that one of your best options would be to drive it for ten years or more and try to forget your mistake and enjoy the extra features all that extra money brought you. But if you keep regretting it every time you get in the car, then cut your lo...

[quote="ryuns"]How much is the loan for and how much is the car worth? You're obviously not going to recoup the sales tax. Not sure what you were hoping for but it seems to me like you have three choices: -Pay it off over time and enjoy having a nice car. -Sell it, take the loss, and move ...

Please advise how I can salvage MY situation. I recently spent 44 K on a new car. I can pay it off in three years, but I have serious remorse on my profligacy. How can I get out of this loan without loosing substantial amounts to depreciation and 3.5 K on sales tax. Thanks.