u/EnzyEng — reddlx

I've heard Dave say multiple times that you can withdraw the amount of a scholarship from a 529 plan penalty free and tax free. While it can be withdrawn penalty free, it cannot be withdrawn tax free (except for the principal part).

https://www.savingforcollege.com/article/the-truth-about-scholarships-and-529-plans

u/EnzyEng — 4 months ago

▲ 2 r/USMobile

Question for support: changing networks on legacy plan

I'm currently on the legacy Unlimited All plan. The plan and price are perfect for me and I don't want to switch to a different plan (I don't need hotspot or international). I'm currently on Light Speed and the 35 GB premium data allotment is fine for me (my average is 17 GB/cycle). Occasionally when I travel and have less access to wifi I run out of premium data and data speeds slow to a crawl. So here are my questions:

Can I switch networks without losing my current legacy Unlimited All plan?
What would be the premium data allotment if I were to switch to Dark Star or Warp while still on the legacy Unlimited All plan?
If I were to switch networks, can I just do it from the app or the website or is it better to chat with support?

Thank you!

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u/EnzyEng — 4 months ago

▲ 8 r/USMobile

US Mobile needs to fix their dashboard or low data warning alert

This is the second time while traveling I've gotten the low premium data warning (90% used) while the dashboard shows only about half used (note the email was from three days ago while the dashboard screenshot is from today).

u/EnzyEng — 5 months ago

▲ 180 r/navy

My dad had this forever, what is it?

My dad (now passed) was in the Navy in the late 60s (proud crew member of the Lyman K. Swenson) and used this later in life to hold change and stuff. I'm guessing it was a piece of a WW2 era shell that was maybe repurposed as an ash tray in the 60s before he got a hold of it?

u/EnzyEng — 5 months ago

▲ 25 r/whatsthisplant

Rosemary?

I just realized this plant that’s been in my yard since we moved in 10 years ago looks and smells like rosemary. Is there any reason to believe this is not edible rosemary? (Northern California)

u/EnzyEng — 5 months ago