u/shaqattackchuck

I've always filed my own taxes, but I'm starting to wonder if there comes a point where it makes more sense to hire a professional.

For those who switched from DIY filing to an accountant or tax professional, what was the tipping point? Was it a certain income level, owning a business, investments, rental properties, or something else?

Looking back, do you think you made the switch too early, too late, or at the right time?

I'm curious whether most people eventually outgrow DIY tax software or if the majority continue filing their own taxes indefinitely.

I've always associated SanDisk with being one of the go-to brands for SD cards, microSD cards, and USB drives, but lately I've seen mixed opinions online.

For those who regularly use SanDisk products, especially for cameras, phones, handheld gaming devices, or long-term storage, how has your experience been recently?

Have you noticed any changes in reliability, performance, or quality control over the last few years? Also curious how they compare to brands like Samsung, Kingston, and Lexar nowadays.

Just looking for some real-world experiences before I buy a few new cards. Thanks!