u/Individual-Hold5171

I’m looking to move from my bank to a credit union and Navy Fed is at the top of recommendations. I was not in the armed forces, but both my stepfather and grandfather (both have passed), served jn the Navy. How would I show familial relationship? I was my stepfathers power of attorney/executor, I don’t remember seeing any documents. His dog tags were the only this related to his service that I came across.

Any insight would be great!

Pretty surprised at such a low starting CL despite great credit. Scores 760+ across all bureaus, 0/6, 0/12, 2/24, 4% utilization. I heard Cardless is also not great with increases.

Doesn't look like I should pull the trigger on this one.

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Just moved from Chicago and registered my pups for the parks. They sent me 4 metal tags, 2 for county registration and 2 for dog park access. Are you required to have these on them at all times, or can I just keep them on file or take a picture of them? Chicago never enforced anything, even though you are supposed to have them registered, so I wanted to check how it works at the parks around here.

Their name tags are rubber, and I like to keep tags off them since they are big boys, 60 and 90 lbs, constantly shaking and making noise. 😂

Edit: Bumpers it is. Thanks everyone for the quick responses!

Received my debit card today. Shocked that they still have raised numbers. I don't even want to carry it since my wallet is already tight without it, but I know some ATMs won't accept the digital card in Apple Pay, and I will be SOL if I need cash somewhere.

Does anyone know if it's possible to migrate to a new Gmail account easily? I've had the same email address for 15+ years, but the amount of junk and spam I receive is nuts. I'd rather just create a new address and start over. I'm mostly concerned about all of my logins that are associated with 'login through Google', which I don't want to screw up since I always go that route if it's an option.

All of the "important" is actually junk, too.

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Usually, I use Apple CarPlay, but yesterday it wouldn't connect, so I used Genesis' native Bluetooth audio and noticed my music sounded significantly better (surround sound, clearer audio) than when using CarPlay. Today, I wanted to see if it was just a fluke, so I connected via wired CarPlay, and the sound was instantly lower quality. Does anyone have any experience with the "Surround" only working through their native integration?

Based on my experience, I will skip CarPlay altogether because the audio sounds distinctly better via OEM integration. The nav isn't the greatest, but I can deal with that.

EDIT: Here's the exact click path to fix it:

Settings, Sound, connected device volumes, Apple CarPlay, speaker icon at top, switch from Reference to Surround.

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