HR at your company is setting you up.
nah, he looks at them too. we are too big. i am a small fish hidden in a small corner of too many computers with too many ppl to keep track.
HR at your company is setting you up.
Get a German shepherd, no one will break in your house and theyre loyal. Need a smash piece I'm 25 with a 22 gf I'm sure we could bring you a fresh one for HP world.Man, i think the shock has hit me. I'm on my own officially. Gonna go with KS and Funky's advice and buy a pet
Sounds good. Definitely should factor into future planning. Can you guys easily transfer the amount paid in thus far to another qualified plan?I'm about 8 years away from starting a phased retirement program here. Sometimes they offer an early retirement program, I'm 10 years away from that, assuming they keep the same age requirements as before. That's something I'm considering.
All of my retirement money is in a 403b plan, fully vested. The retirement benefit is usually health insurance paid for 5 years or plus a contribution to your retirement fund as though you are working.
Ps @Willy4UK don't waste your money on a cruise. Rooms suck limited ppl on X amount of days, I know hot chicks that'll hang you for a smoke up and a bottle of some good liquor
False. All of it.Get a German shepherd, no one will break in your house and theyre loyal. Need a smash piece I'm 25 with a 22 gf I'm sure we could bring you a fresh one for HP world.
I assume this is like a state road project. As soon as you get finished with one end of it, now it's time to start over at the other end.As we enter the 12th year living in this house, the final renovation project is in its planning state. Bathroom and Powder Room gut job.
Nah.I assume this is like a state road project. As soon as you get finished with one end of it, now it's time to start over at the other end.
melange in biscuit
Speaking of which, when you gonna hook us up with another illicit coupon code for fancy Lowes stuff?(Humblebrag)
Being an architect affords me
With sausage gravy.Down here we eat buttermilk biscuit, yank-boi
You are more than welcome to eat my two Toilets.Down here we eat buttermilk biscuit, yank-boi
Showerhead and nice washcloths were the best part of that deal. That induction range thing was kinda meh.Willy should demand back his Fancy showerhead. Now I'm upset.
I replaced all of my door hardware with that deal. Awesome.Showerhead and nice washcloths were the best part of that deal. That induction range thing was kinda meh.
The retirement savings plan is through the same company, so that would roll like nothing happened or I could move it to a private IRA. The only difference in retiring now vs 8-10 yrs from now is getting health insurance paid.Sounds good. Definitely should factor into future planning. Can you guys easily transfer the amount paid in thus far to another qualified plan?
I'm also close. 8.5 years away from retirement, if I survive this next round of personnel reductions. Not yet fully vested. Hovering around 70% on the money side. We're currently going through an agency consolidation. If survival is impossible, then I'll figure out something.
Not real stressed about it yet. A change may be good. Go to FL. Link up with Willy. Party. Rinse. Repeat.
If I stay here, its gonna be new kitchen cabinets & counter tops in a few years. We wanted nicer counter tops when we built the house, but they were 10x the price of the cheap stuff. Actually glad I went cheap, since the cabinets are also cheap. I would really hate having nice tops on crap cabinets. Hope to make it all nice someday.Nah.
(Humblebrag)
Being an architect affords me the ability to be 'way out in front of' soccermom style trends and avoid fads. Another reason why I can't cheap out too much on bathrooms.
My Scandinavian modern kitchen is still dope AF (which was project #1). Although - need to fix / repair cracked counter granite (1.9K), exhaust fan, and cork floor. Perfect still though. My appliance/sink and faucet selections were spot on.
The trick is to evaluate the whole, and value-engineer the design battles.
Y'all've prolly seen this, but, if not, you MUST watch it. That's right, this is MUST SEE intrawebbing...
Don't be ashamed -- just shows you've got good taste.Can't lie. I like it.
Speaking of state road projects, is there a bigger waste of money than shoveling loose asphalt into potholes?I assume this is like a state road project. As soon as you get finished with one end of it, now it's time to start over at the other end.
Thanks.The retirement savings plan is through the same company, so that would roll like nothing happened or I could move it to a private IRA. The only difference in retiring now vs 8-10 yrs from now is getting health insurance paid.
If it weren't for our kid, we have enough for a decent retirement in some other countries.
Hope you survive the consolidation. I'm sure you will be ok, you are pretty resourceful..
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Did you mean with healthcare benefits? Seems like if you are 100% vested, you could retire at anytime (subject to govt taxes on early withdrawls, etc...). Other than my 403b money, the only real retirement benefit is healthcare for a few years. Plus they will pay up to $2000 for unused sick leave. I should have 2000+ hrs of sick leave at that point.Thanks.
Just came across a stunning revelation this morning after reading our ERS manual. I'm 100 percent vested and can retire after another 4 years and 2 months without healthcare benefits. Total game-changer for me.
I gave this a thumbs up so I would know that I read it.My bad. I forgot the importance of the thumbs up.
Hey did you know you can keep up with posts you've already read and haven't by liking each one no matter what it says? I realized that just the other day. It's good for when the board is busy and ya can't keep up.
@Kooky Kats - How did the cork flooring turn out. I know it's just like everything else the expensive end looks really good and the cheaper end not so much. But I am wondering about the function. Is it all its cracked up to be regarding sponge qualities and soft to walk on etc...
And the main question I am wondering is: Would you use the higher end cork flooring in a kitchen? Nay in YOUR kitchen?
This ^ -- in fact, I've always advocated floating my cork. Yuge advocate. Really a big advocate. I have to tell you I really enjoy having my cork floated (Trump voice).Cork is a great material choice for kitchens.
The reason why I have to replace mine... Was the fact I installed it and didn't let it float as recommended. I suck at installing floors. Go figure.
Cork is a great material choice for kitchens. Anti-microbial, renewable resource, acoustical, rugged, soft on feet for chefs who stand for looong periods of time...Used for museums frequently.
The reason why I have to replace mine... Was the fact I installed it and didn't let it float as recommended. I suck at installing floors. Go figure.