u/gmanotto12

I recently left a company and when I went to check/record my final 401k amount, noticed that there was a -$2151.70 “employer profit sharing contribution” listed on the account. It was split up into a handful of transactions for negative shares of various funds. All of these transactions are recorded two days before my final day with the company. While I almost never looked into each transaction while at the company, I’ve never heard of them doing any sort of “profit sharing.” I’ll be reaching out to Paychex and my former employer, but is there any reasonable explanation for this?

Hello,

For context, we live in Phoenix, so the summers get very hot. I have been in my home for about 5.5 years and for most of those, every summer we'll occasionally get a nasty smell when our A/C is running. Something along the lines of rotten eggs, sewage etc. I have had the unit serviced once a year, and told them about it each time to no avail. We just had it serviced in March, coils cleaned, the usual service. I have had people suggest it might be our vents, but when we run the heat in the winter, there is no smell, it is very specific to the season and conditions outside. For example, it seems to be most consistent in the mornings, seemingly when the sun is first coming up. Other times we have noticed it being worse is after we get a summer dust storm, or when it's otherwise very windy. We had a theory that maybe it was odor coming from the exhaust vent getting pulled into the AC unit, but our last service tech said the exhaust vent was too far away for it to be a concern. It is really driving us crazy, as it feels like a guarantee that when the weather gets hot, we'll be dealing with a terrible smell for at least part of the day. I can answer any other questions, but any other suggestions would be very much appreciated as we are struggling but don't want pay for a unit that is still working overall.