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Hi everyone, does anyone know how much the cheapest rimless glasses actually cost—just the lenses, the bridge, and the temples? I’ve been browsing some shops around Seattle, but I can't find anything for less than $433. Is it worth looking elsewhere, or should I just reconsider my options? 😍
Absolutely not kill him! Instead, strap a massive billboard to his back and force him to parade through Baghdad while being pelted with tomatoes by the crowds. Every single day from now until he dies of old age.
The death penalty is far too merciful for someone like that. He needs to suffer! That’s why I actually feel bad that Slobodan Maddox passed away. This way, he died technically innocent—or at least unconvicted. Ah...
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Whatever you do, stay far away from JPMorgan Chase credit cards. Seriously, they are hands down the worst bank in America. 🙂
It turns out there's still plenty of ground to cover.
Split 🙂
My mother turns 46 at the end of July. She works as a cleaner earning about $667 and has 27 years of service under her belt. When she finally retires, she’ll be lucky if she pulls in $333. Since she’s under the old system—the first tier—my partner (who is currently on disability) and I have been brainstorming ways to bolster her future pension. Our neighbor is currently paying into a life insurance policy, so we considered doing the same, but we aren't sure if that's truly the most effective route.
Here are the numbers:
We would look at a 10-year term, contributing $2000 annually. That means we’d hand them $20000 in total. Roughly speaking, how much would they pay us out at the end of that term? I don't need exact figures, just a ballpark idea.
What if we just put that money into Bank of America and saved it there...
Or perhaps a housing savings account...
Or maybe those mutual funds...
To be honest, we are completely out of our element here. We want to know what the best and safest option is. 😍