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I don’t know anything about furnaces, but the pros on this forum are helpful if you post the question.
https://www.houzz.com/discussions/heati ... nditioning

Yes, that is my understanding, too. I think I just have to account for the bonus on my return as miscellaneous income. I was concerned that I would somehow have to file a separate return for my husband.

Thanks all. I did find this on page 10 of the IRS publication. Note the last sentence. Wages. The entire amount of wages or other employee compensation earned by the dece- dent but unpaid at the time of death is income in respect of a decedent. The income isn't re- duced by any amounts withheld by t...

That would surely make it simpler. I hope you are correct.

My husband died in March, 2017, and to say that I am confused about finances would be a great understatement, but I do have one specific question that I hope someone can answer. My husband received a check in January, 2018, for $7k which was a prorated amount of his yearly bonus. I am 67 years old a...

I’ve had some success with Who Called Me.
https://who-calledme.com/

You will get lots of hotel advice at Cruise Critic’s Florida Departures board.
https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/3 ... epartures/

At least test drive a Mini Cooper. I’m 67 and wouldn’t trade my stick shift Mini for anything.

Alaska Sealife Center
http://www.alaskasealife.org/

I have an Aetna Medicare PPO and the only “catch” I found with our free Silver and Fit is that I can only choose one gym, in my case, Gold’s. It’s a very nice perk. No fees at all. As long as you don’t sign up for the specialized classes or the fitness trainers, you can come and go as you please and...