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Looking to finish these on Becker in 5/6 days. Is that realistic? Studying full time

The sims are very tricky. Should I just move on? I read on the sub that many said it’s not an important topic.

22M, based out of the east coast of United States. I start a new job in July so I wanted to plan a vacation beforehand.

Flights to Europe are outrageous and it’s sort of last minute for that. I’m considering going to a few national parks in the US with 2 of my friends. I also have not been to the West coast of the US before so that’s something to consider.

I am also open to solo traveling. I would also be very open to visiting lesser known destinations. I’m considering a 7-10 day trip and my budget is around $1500-$2000.

Any recommendations would be helpful.

Need 150 for start date.

Initially applied for CPA exam with less than 150 credits. I have some transfer credit discrepancies but from my understanding the CPA board counts credits based off where the university credits were earned and not transferred.

I tallied up my credits from several different universities and was at 143. I just obtained the last 7 credits recently to be at 150. Will recruiting/hr give me a hard time with me proving I have 150 credits?

That is all, so relieved!

Took exam on the cutoff date 4/23. Is there anyway I can confirm I will receive my score in this period?

Nací en el exterior y tengo 23 años. Mis viejos son de Argentina y se fueron en 2001 a Estados Unidos. Tengo una vida bastante tranquila acá: buen sueldo, sin deudas y puedo ahorrar, aunque sigo viviendo con ellos. Hace poco volví de un viaje largo a Argentina y me cambió la forma de pensar.

Estoy agradecido por las oportunidades que tengo. Mis viejos se fueron para mejorar su calidad de vida y lo lograron. Igual, siento que me falta conexión y amistad con la gente de acá.

Suena raro, pero la gente acá no me termina de caer bien. Tengo amigos, pero no es lo mismo que en Argentina. Allá hice las mejores conexiones de mi vida y me sentí como en casa, no como un extranjero.
También me cuesta mucho el tema de las relaciones por el choque cultural. Me cuesta adaptarme a varias cosas de acá.

Estoy pensando en mudarme a Argentina en 3 a 8 años. Tendría que ahorrar bastante y conseguir laburo remoto. Tengo DNI y ciudadanía, así que sería viable.
Mis viejos no quieren saber nada con volver. Para ellos es una etapa cerrada, pero para mí es un deseo

¿Tiene sentido querer volver?

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22 year old college grad, I recently totaled my 2005 Camry. It had 200k miles on it and I need to replace the transmission which I genuinely cannot justify the replacement price for a car almost my age.

I start working in July with a 104k salary. I honestly do agree that buying a older, cheaper reliable car is the more financially sound advice but I’m in a tricky spot.

I have about 7000 in emergency funds and no student loans. I don’t think spending 5000-6000 is enough to get a used car that will be worthwhile and last several years.

I’m thinking about leasing a car since I don’t have enough capital to buy something good yet but I know I will have inflows coming in soon. If I was to estimate, my monthly take home would be 6300 after taxes. I don’t anticipate moving out in the next year or two so I don’t really have any expenses.

Specifically for the lease I would look to try to get something in the 400/month range.

22 years old recent college grad. My used car broke down today and it’s basically totaled. I have about 6000 in emergency funds I could use at the moment. I start working full time in July with a 100k salary.

I am inclined to lease a car considering the idea that I don’t think it’s a great investment financing a depreciating asset. Of course I understand the benefits in most cases but I don’t think it makes sense in my case.

I don’t have any real expenses, and I don’t see myself moving out of my parents house anytime soon. Should I proceed with leasing something? My rationale is I can have something safe and reliable for the upcoming years. By the time the lease is up, I would have plenty of savings to re analyze my car situation.