u/Khs11

I’m on my third pair of Hokas, got Clifton 10s recently. My left foot feels like it’s leaning in, kind of caving in towards the ankle. It drives me crazy, it feels like if I move the insole more to the right (the inside) that would balance the shoe but it doesn’t help. I’m always trying to squirm my foot in the shoe trying to get it to feel right. I have had this issue with other sneakers, but it’s especially bad with these. Is there any kind of adjustment I could make to the shoe that would make my foot feel like it’s standing flat? Thanks.

What are some grammar or vocabulary tricks that are good to know for German that duo doesn’t really explain? I know when there’s ie or ei, the sound should be like the second letter, and I know there are tricks to remember der, die or das for nouns. Does anyone know of any other basic rules that would be helpful?

My mother died in Massachusetts in late 2024. I am the sole beneficiary and executor. Everything is done, house sold, bills paid, and it's been over a year so nobody else can make a claim. I had a lawyer for most of that but he's retired and basically ghosted me. I live in a different state. I started the process to close probate, filling out the forms, but there's so much I don't know what to put (and when I call the county court they give me different answers). What happens if I just don't do anything now?

I have about $1800 remaining in an estate bank account that I assume I can transfer to myself as well. Is there anything else I need to know or do? Thanks.

I just need someone to tell me how to allocate my assets- what should go in taxable, etc.,make sure I have the best funds and in the best places for my situation to minimize tax hits. Generally I'm very conservative with my investments, not looking for growth, just to maintain above taxes and inflation. And maybe advise when I should take RMDs from an inherited IRA (I have FIREd). I currently have no assistance but the Projection Lab, etc. seems like an interesting option. Thanks.