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I live in the Midwest with no apparent local service centers for Samsung appliance repair. I registered the product (French door fridge/freezer combination) and got online with a customer service representative and 2+ hours later they basically said “ there are no repair centers in your area, good luck!” Any suggestions! Freezer door handle is broken off. Unit is from 2019. I’ve looked on appliance websites with no luck finding the correct replacement pieces.

I live in the Midwest with no apparent local service centers for Samsung appliance repair. I registered the product (French door fridge/freezer combination) and got online with a customer service representative and 2+ hours later they basically said “ there are no repair centers in your area, good luck!” Any suggestions! Freezer door handle is broken off. Unit is from 2019. I’ve looked on appliance websites with no luck finding the correct replacement pieces.

I live in the Midwest with no apparent local service centers for Samsung appliance repair. I registered the product (French door fridge/freezer combination) and got online with a customer service representative and 2+ hours later they basically said “ there are no repair centers in your area, good luck!” Any suggestions! Freezer door handle is broken off. Unit is from 2019. I’ve looked on appliance websites with no luck finding the correct replacement pieces.

(Update/correction to terminology)
I just realized I did not understand TSP matching until I found this subreddit.
If I had done things correctly, I would have divided the max contribution limit of $24,500 by 26 pay periods to get $942 contribution limit per pay period. This is 9.8% of my gross pay.
If I want to max on my TSP matching, At least 480.65 should have been directed to TSP (5% of gross pay).
I was putting 15% total: 8% to Traditional TSP and 7% to Roth TSP really not understanding limits or matching until now.
As it stands, I have to rearrange some contributions, and at least try to get the 5% matching for 6 of the next 10 pay periods and lose out on 4 pay periods of matching.
Sub question- why might someone direct their contributions primarily to Roth vs Traditional TSP? I understand the differences between pay tax now (Roth) vs defer taxes (Traditional), but when do you decide what’s best for you?
For those that are in a similar pay bracket, If you hit the 24,500 maximum in TSP, are you then moving money to an IRA? I understand max contribution is $7000 (I’m under age 50). If I still have more to invest, is this when people start to consider a Backdoor Roth? I have no debt other than a mortgage.
Please guide me!

I’m looking for a new stylist in the area. Lots of salons cater to longer hair styles and it seems some stylists are not as comfortable with shorter styles for women. Preferred cut is Halle Berry-style short hair. Appreciate the suggestions!