u/chris-rox

Question is in the subject, thanks.

Question is in the subject, thanks.

Oh, and I was fired from a pet store location when I was like 16 or 17 from a company that's still in business, and still operates at that location, and I assume the corporate office is still there too. Same question

Should I include either of these on my resume, considering I'm in my mid-40s now?

Oh and I quit a job I was terrible at after 6 months from a really great company. I applied for more jobs, and got an interview, and once the HR lady called me back, she said I didn't qualify for the job. When I asked why, she specifically mentioned that job. Considering this job was like in 2006, am I safe to include it now? Or do they still kept records of me?

Question is in the title, and I only get less than $800 a month from SSDI. And yes, that *is* SSDI, and not SSI.

Question is in the title, thanks!

Question is in the subject, thanks.

Question is the subject, thanks. Right now I'm just spitballing ideas to see what rates would be like if I struck out for myself.

I don't care what the place looks like or sq footage, just that it has enough room for a twin bed, and that it could take a storage locker's quantity's worth of stuff.

Question is in the subject, thanks.

Since lump sump investing beats dribbling the money in installments, and I have no fear of being the world worst market timer, monthly payers are preferred. Advice to dribble the money in installments will be summarily ignored. They have to be real companies, and the money should beat inflation. Maybe bonds? I have no clue, which is why I'm asking. Boglehead-type index funds recommendations are always appreciated.

Please help find me a portable, region-free cd/dvd player, with a screen that is high-quality, and won't break five seconds after I get it out of the box. Price is no object. Been burned by Amazon crap way too many times. Thanks in advance!

Price is no object, I'm looking for something good from, any site, but preferably Amazon, Newegg, or Best Buy, or even a seller on eBay.

Do any of you have gear you like from anywhere? Any where you go that's known for providing new, QUALITY, gear that won't break five seconds after you get it outta the box?

Question is in the title, but I have a few hairy questions.

A - How do TWPs actually work?

B - What happens if I want to keep my disability payments forever, but also want to work? Am I just hosed?

C - For every one working, what do you do for a living?

D - I know I can stock trade and have it not count as SGA, but what happens if I sell, let's say, 20K worth of stock in Company A in a Roth IRA, and buy 20K worth of stock in Company B. The stock then DOUBLES in less than a month, putting me way over my limits. Am I just screwed? Do I lose my disability payments? Opportunities like this don't come along often. Maybe once a year, if that. Clearly I'm not some crazy day trader, just a guy trying to buy his way out of being on disability. Thoughts?

Question is in the title, but I have a few hairy questions.

A - How do TWPs actually work?

B - What happens if I want to keep my disability payments forever, but also want to work? Am I just hosed?

C - For every one working, what do you do for a living?

D - I know I can stock trade and have it not count as SGA, but what happens if I sell, let's say, 20K worth of stock in Company A in a Roth IRA, and buy 20K worth of stock in Company B. The stock then DOUBLES in less than a month, putting me way over my limits. Am I just screwed? Do I lose my disability payments? Opportunities like this don't come along often. Maybe once a year, if that. Clearly I'm not some crazy day trader, just a guy trying to buy his way out of being on disability. Thoughts?

I'm trying to sell off or give away some old desktop PCs. So what do I need to remove from the PC itself to "clean" the PC, and remove all the personal data? Logins, passwords, banking and credit card details, it all needs to removed, obviously.

Just spitballing ideas here, because it's not time-sensitive, aside from the RAM chips' value, lol.

I'll be keeping everything I remove. At least, should I? I may plug them in to an dock in the future, or something. Just to gain access to them.

Haven't taken any steps, aside from a quick Google and/or Gemini search, which was not very helpful.

Basically I just need a one or two line answer telling me, "Yes, you're right, remove the ROM(s) and hard drive and you're good, or no, "You actually need to remove..."

Thanks in advance for any advice!

... I know I can afford a few hundred shares of each, and I get the diversification.

Question is in the title, thank you very much for your help. Basically, I just need to know if they should have shields, or just a bare hand. I'm going for a big 2,000 or 2,5000+ point army, though.

Also, and yes, I know two hand weapons are the most optimal loadout for Orcs (right?), but these are already assembled, I just found them while cleaning out an old drawer I have.

I now have a lot of old bank and brokerage account statements that need to be shredded, lol!

Oh, if only I had invested everything I've spent on Warhammer models into GAW.L or GMWKF over the years...

Question is in the subject, but.... if I'm on SSDI, a) can they contribute for me, or does b) all the money that goes into my Roth IRA have to come from me working, which has to be reported to SSDI?

Or is that determined only by how many years I worked before applying?

...and then when I got the paperwork back, I found out he put me in $AICCX.

Should I be concerned?

This is clearly not what I wanted. This has to be illegal or at least unethical, right? It all happened in a taxable brokerage account, so now I'm essentially "stuck" with it for at least a year and and a day!

Thoughts?