Non issue - look at the long term trends
This was a big blow up over nothing. Yes, people mine data from Facebook.
In other news, the sky is blue.
Non issue - look at the long term trends
$320k I paid myself $140k to take advantage of solo 401k in arizonaBusterMcTaco wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 9:45 am Some details are needed to provide meaningful advice. What was your business revenue last year? What reasonable salary do you need to pay yourself? Do you have income from other sources, specifically W2 income? What state are you in?
I'm trying to do the same thing but after a month and a half the transfer is still pending......
That seems reasonable - I tend to do things in extremeschevca wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2018 6:46 am If they're pulling in $30k plus per month, they don't get to use the mortgage interest deduction. They're over the income limit for that.... way over it.
If this is a rental property, I see no point in throwing every extra dollar at it though. If someone else, the renter, is paying the mortgage and you have an income like you do, how much can that mortgage payment really bother you, OP? It wouldn't bother me much. If you want to pay it down aggressively, that's not a bad move. But, to throw $30k/month at it... that seems excessive to me. How about splitting that 50/50 at least?
I'm actually in process of doing this exact thing right now. You just need to open up a new TD account through Lively and then tell them you want to transfer, and they'll send you the paperwork to sign to do this. Pretty easy.arsenal_fan wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 9:14 pm Anyone advice on here move from people who've moved from HSA Bank + TDAmeritrade to Lively + TDAmeritrade? Need to do it soon and so am not sure if I need to sell (and rebuy) my investments in TDAmeritrade when I make the switch.