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How often do you move your PC around? It sounds like you are compromising things for about 4 kg (difference between Torrent full size and compact). Is it really worth the extra weight for what you'd have to give up?

Another consideration is that anything designed for maximum cooling will also maximize the fan noise. If your current case runs quiet now, how much additional fan noise can you tolerate?

Remember that you'll be next to this PC for hours on-end. Your brain will eventually ignore the noise, but it will build on you. Your mind will have a much easier time to focus on the task-at-hand without distracting noise.

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Responses should go in the new thread.

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As noted earlier, please stay focused on the financial (donation / storage) aspects. Ethical / moral debates, as well as medical discussions, are off-topic.

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If a company offers an S&P 500 index fund, there are usually additional funds focused on mid-cap and small-cap indexes. I haven't seen this mentioned yet, but you can "roll your own" total market fund with those combinations.

See the wiki: Approximating total stock market

There is also something known as a "completion" or "extended market" index fund. See: Extended market index fund

The picture shows the general idea for both approaches.

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I revised your thread title to insert "Book review:". Otherwise, readers will assume it's a website article or something else.

Also, including that many entries is making your post very difficult to read. Try going one level higher to reduce the amount of detail.

As for the post formatting, the forum software is basically text-only or uses BBCode.

I recommend double-spacing without the HTML bulleted list entries.

The wiki has a ton of good examples which work here. See: Taylor Larimore's Investment Gems and follow the "Gem post" links.

ill wrote: ↑Wed Mar 22, 2023 6:33 pm

Silk McCue wrote: ↑Wed Mar 22, 2023 6:21 pm Edit your post and provide a more meaningful title if you want the right attention.

Cheers

edited. thanks.

I further revised the title to indicate this is a Form 1099-R.

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I have corrected the thread title from "Total Money Market" to "[Total Stock Market]".

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RETIRE ONE DAY - In order to provide appropriate advice, it's best to keep all the information in one spot. I merged your update back into the original thread. If you have any questions, ask them here.

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Is there anything in the wiki that needs a correction? See: Bond pricing (Day count conventions)

The table shows US Treasuries using actual days, whereas corporate bonds use the 30/360 day count convention.

The way you phrased your original question, it wasn't clear that you were asking for your own portfolio. I moved your thread to the Personal Investments forum, which is intended for that purpose.

It might be easier to help you if we understood what you currently have. May I suggest you post your portfolio information in this thread using the Asking Portfolio Questions format? It will make you think about the "big picture" while giving us the information we need to point you in the right direction.

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captmorgan50 - In order to provide appropriate advice, it's best to keep all the information in one spot. I merged your update back into the original thread. If you have any questions, ask them here.

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New member 4three has a question which I've moved to a new thread. See: Improving tax efficiency of my investments

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The app can be discussed in: Vanguard's new mobile app (formerly known as "Beacon")

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Exactly. Timing of when those motors start should be considered.

An important side note - You also have to size the circuit breaker accordingly. No, don't double the breaker size. Google "circuit breaker sizing inrush current" for a ton of info.

I haven't seen anyone mention surge current. The startup current for motors can sometimes be twice as high as the steady-state (running) mode of operation. Think of anything with a motor - well pumps, sump pumps, home heater fans, and refrigerators.

This is especially important when calculating the capacity of a home generator, but the same should apply here.

The calculator is also listed in the Bogleheads blog: Social Security Calculator

I mentioning this because someone emailed us that the blog was out-of-date and had an incorrect link. The blog has been revised.

Comments / questions / corrections to the blog page are welcome.

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For our new investors, Bill Bernstein is William Bernstein.

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aboose wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2023 3:10 pm Someone should make a thread about home gyms while we're at it. That's my dream, and to splurge on nice equipment like Eleiko stuff...

There was a subsequent discussion which I've moved into a new thread. Here you go: Bogleheads powerlifters - What equipment are you using for a home gym?

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Fremdon Ferndock wrote: ↑Sun Mar 19, 2023 11:31 am This is concerning, especially Citi.



https://awealthofcommonsense.com/

For correct attribution, the article is posted here: More Money Doesn’t Make You Better at Managing Your Finances

However, the image is actually sourced from: Why failed Silicon Valley Bank was an outlier which is the focus of this thread.

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Kagord wrote: ↑Sun Mar 19, 2023 8:58 am If you want a movie that actually requires at least 2 of the 3 traits you list to discuss and attempt (I don't say this lightly) to comprehend what you just watched, I recommend Primer (2004).

Thanks! A sci-fi movie about engineers? Count me in. It's showing as a $3.99 rental on Amazon Prime. I'll probably watch it next weekend. Ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB look OK. It's also mentioned in this thread.

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News of the World, $3.99 rental on Amazon Prime, rated PG-13, Tom Hanks, 2020, action / adventure / drama. A civil war veteran takes a girl to her aunt and uncle in south Texas. I would call this more of a serious drama. Tom Hanks makes this movie. I liked it.

Amazon Prime also offers this movie free with ads, but I don't want to watch a movie interrupted with ads.

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It's Saturday night - The Blues Show with Jonny Meister: 3/18/23

I'm "streaming" it live in Philadelphia on FM radio station 88.5 WXPN.

One reason I love the blues is the selection of song's subject matter. You get comfortable listening to the usual stuff and then get thrown something that makes you stop in your tracks. "I can't stand you" by the Cash Box Kings was hilarious.

Other reasons are the artists' creativity. Not only in lyrics, but how the players express their emotions through the instruments. This is also why I like the follow-up Blue Dimensions at midnight.

I've managed to get my toaster oven no-knead bread recipe figured out. Here's my latest for a chia seed bread. This is for baking in a 9" x 4" x 4" Pullman bread pan (it fits in the oven). Mix the dry ingredients first. 3-3/4 cups King Arthur bread flour 1-1/2 tsp salt 1-pack Red Star active dry yeast (7 g) 1 Tablespoon chia seeds Add the water last, mix to form a dough. 16 oz water Cover with plastic wrap and let it rise overnight in the oven with the light on. Second rise Grease a Pullman bread pan. Degas the dough and lay it into the pan. Cover with plastic wrap. Let it rise until it almost reaches the top, about 45 minutes. Put the Pullman pan lid on and let it rise for a few minutes more until the dough hits the bottom o...

For the last full weekend of winter (and that I was in the mood for it) - Classic Beef Meatloaf.

I did the 3-meat variation using 1 lb. 85/15 (beef / fat) ground beef, 1/4 lb. veal, 1/4 lb. pork.

I also made a side of packaged Macaroni and Cheese.

There's nothing like a "classic" dish.

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