The Edit Hotels are very pricy and the few restaurants they select from Open Table are all Michelin star restaurants on top of the door dash credit being very weird to use.
I feel like having two senior level jobs for OE would be extremely difficult, and would rather have a part time or mid level J2, but idk how to edit my resume so when they run background checks I’m not going to fail.
Any advice?
$12k in 6 months without any upcoming large expenses is a bit too much for me despite having 300k income. Theres nothing I need, and don’t want to spend money for the sake of spending money. I would love to use the coupon book style credits, lounges, and getting a lot of points for booking flights with those miles being able to transfer over.
My question is would it be worth it to get the platinum if I don’t go for the SUB?
How would this work exactly? Put the max amount into a traditional, get the 3% match, then dump everything into Roth IRA and pay taxes on the match? Does this exceed the contribution limit? Do I pay taxes for the entire thing or just the match?
Fr tho, let’s keep grinding and be better versions of ourselves
I’m a complete beginner, slightly fat. I also love lifting but wanted to prioritize my cardiovascular health with an eventual goal to run a marathon. Right now, I can run 0.5 miles without stopping but that’s it. I want to improve and my energy has been good this past week. Is it a bad idea to run everyday with lower volume? How should I maximize rest and recovery?
I’m in Philadelphia and the lack of events here is crazy — nothing is posted and only one restaurant for capital one dining. Anyone else experience this?
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