Church Lady wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:58 pm
Yes, the sliders are stubborn. Try editing again (when they are not suspecting). I'm glad you're making progress.
LOL, you were right! Went back and used a softer touch - got 100% cooperation from the slippery sliders. All funds are correct now as far as asset class, percentages. Church lady, thank you, You Are The Best
Guess nothing can ever be all right all the time, tho. My AA page now shows Stocks 65%, Bonds 33%, and MoneyMarket 3%
Hmmmm, where did that extra 1% go?
Reminds me of that old riddle, you know. Stop me if you heard it.
3 people come off the interstate, tired from driving , check into motel for the nite. Desk clerk says that will be $30 for the room, they pay up, obtain key, go to room. Clerk later realizes he made a mistake, charge for that room should be $25 instead, not $30.
Clerk summons bellhop, gives him $5 in dollar bills, instructs him to take money to the party in Room XX, explain the error with apology. Bellhop does so, but steals $2 of the money for himself on the way to room. Upon arriving, he gives the 3 occupants $1 each, claiming the overcharging error was $3.
So, what happened here? We know it Started out with $30. Each man paying $10 for his share. Then, each receiving a $1 refund, making each man's share actually $9 apiece. 3 x $9 - $27 total. We know the bellhop stole $2, so we can account for $2 there. But, $27 + $2 = $29 Not $30
Where' s the missing dollar? Ha, ha
Should I send this Joke on to T.RowePrice and their FuturePath IT people...think they have a sense of humor? ...

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