I have been playing on and off for about a year and can hit right around 270-290 on my drive when I hit it well but I’m wondering what I can work on or if anything stands out with my drive. Personally I think my drive is the better part of my game but I’d love to hear some tips!
Hello all, I(M20) and my wife F(21) are finishing up out last years of college, she graduates in December with her Bachelors degree in Nursing, I graduate in May with my degree in cybersecurity. I am currently working a bank job while im in college and I’m making a decent amount, 24/hr, however she does not work right now during school because of the nature of her nursing school schedule and such.
When she gets out of nursing school she is expecting to make roughly between 75-90k a year, and right now my bank job has me at around a 55k a year after hourly and bonuses. I want to start building wealth and hope to retire early but I really don’t know where to start. My company matches up to 3% of my contributions to my 401k come January so I’m going to start contributing then, but it’s hard to set aside money sometimes while paying for us both.
We’ve had many conversations about her wanting to work but I have told her that right now I can handle it so she can fully devote herself to her studies. We’ve are also looking to hopefully buy a house within the next year. We currently have around 5k ish in savings but no real investments or brokerage accounts yet and I was wondering where to start?
I, 20M am currently in a situation where I was in a car accident about a month or two ago and I’m
1: trying to decide if it’s worth it to get a lawyer
2. Figuring out the best way to do that.
There are obviously all those sites online that boast 24/7 help and helping you find and get connected with a lawyer and I’m just wondering what the catch is/if anyone has advice on how effective or worth it they are? I know it will vary depending on who I speak with but I guess I’m just wondering in a general sense.
NOT looking for legal advice, just wondering if anyone has experience with these online forms/sites.
EDIT: my injury’s were a re aggravation to a previously broken bone that happened 2-3 weeks prior to the accident, whiplash(head/neck/back pain), and I’ve been speaking with a therapist about having PTSD from the accident aswell.
I, 20M am currently in a situation where I was in a car accident about a month or two ago and I’m
1: trying to decide if it’s worth it to get a lawyer
2. Figuring out the best way to do that.
There are obviously all those sites online that boast 24/7 help and helping you find and get connected with a lawyer and I’m just wondering what the catch is/if anyone has advice on how effective or worth it they are? I know it will vary depending on who I speak with but I guess I’m just wondering in a general sense.
General details about the crash:
I was fully stopped at a stop light and got rear ended.
Person who hit me’s insurance has already claimed fault and provided a preliminary number of compensation.
I was the only person in the vehicle.
After the crash I was seen in the hospital(did not go in the ambulance but went straight to ER right after)
At the hospital(I had broken my leg 2-3 weeks prior) I was seen for a re-aggravated injury to that leg. The next day/two days after I went to urgent care to be seen for whiplash. I was referred to physical therapy and have been doing it for going on 8-10 weeks now. I have also been seeing a therapist about possible PTSD from the accident.
Any help is appreciated, the crash occurred in the state of Idaho.