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I just saw my ENT today (day 7) and he recommended a closed reduction. But there are no openings for surgery until between the 14th and 15th day.

I'm assuming the 14 day limit is just guidance for best practice and not a hard cut off date. Hopefully there is some conservatism built into that rule.

How do ENT's handle something like this? Would they reschedule someone else's surgery to accomodate?

I am looking to switch from my current 500MB/$50 a month plan to the new 1GB $45 PFL.

I entered my address and unit number into the QF's website and was told to call 833-250-6306 since it thinks I'm a new member moving into the unit (I guess I technically am). My relative is moving out.

I call them and they stated I live in an 'instant' internet home and need the previous member to cancel their account before I can sign up for mine online.

I asked whether I would need a technician to arrive and she said I shouldn't have to since I am in an 'instant' internet home.

The units is currently equipped with a C5500 using a 360 Wifi Pod.

Has anyone had experience with this? The person I was

Location: Washington

Currently, my relative's property in Seattle, Washington is being rented to a group of 5 individuals. They are all currently on the signed lease.

Over the weekend, they just learned from one of the tenants that one of the tenants has passed away (or will most likely be soon) due to an incident.

I would like to confirm that the burden of the passed away tenant's rent is on the remaining tenants - I believe it should be based on the lease agreement with them. Hopefully I'm not overlooking some law that allows them to break the lease.

I found RCW 59.18.595 (https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=59.18.595), but that only states what to do when the tenant who passe

Currently, my relative's property in Washington is being rented to a group of 5 individuals. They are all currently on the signed lease.

Over the weekend, they just learned from one of the tenants that one of the tenants has passed away (or will most likely be soon) due to an incident.

I would like to confirm that the burden of the passed away tenant's rent is on the remaining tenants - I believe it should be based on the lease agreement with them. Hopefully I'm not overlooking some law that allows them to break the lease.

I found RCW 59.18.595 (https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=59.18.595), but that only states what to do when the tenant who passed away is the sole tenant of

With the 7700x bundle now being increased to $400 and the 9700x bundle being increased to $450, is it still worth getting the 9700x over the 7700x? Is the 9700x worth $50 more than the 7700x? Previously there was only a $30 dollar price difference prior to the price change.

I'm looking for a replacement control board for my old furnace with: Model #: RGLG-07EAMGR Serial #: CY1D307 F3293 6346

Based on the following website https://parts.rheem.com/product/RPDMDL-RGLG

I believe the right part is the 62-22694-11 for the RGLG-CY. When I click the link to the 62-22694-11, I sent to a page with 62-24084-82.

It appears the 62-24084-82 has superseded the 62-22694-11.

Is the 62-24084-82 the right control board for my furnace?

Thanks.

I have a bit of a unique situation. I contributed $1000 dollars to my ROTH IRA at Prudential on a monthly basis (first contribution is 1/17/2023 and every month thereafter) for 5 months. After this, I rolled over my entire ROTH IRA to Fidelity and made no more contributions for the year. Doing taxes now, I do not qualify to contribute to a ROTH IRA, so I need to recharacterize my contributions. Fidelity cannot perform the recharacterization without knowing the details from Prudential. They asked me to reach out to Prudential to do this calculation... but wouldn't they only have half of the information? Based on my research, it appears that I owe the following: My beginning balance on 1/1/23

I contributed $1000 dollars to my ROTH IRA at Prudential on a monthly basis (first contribution is 1/17/2023 and every month thereafter) for 5 months. After this, I rolled over my entire ROTH IRA to Fidelity and made no more contributions for the year.

Doing taxes now, I do not qualify to contribute to a ROTH IRA, so I need to recharacterize my contributions. Fidelity cannot perform the recharacterization without knowing the details from Prudential. They asked me to reach out to Prudential to do this calculation... but wouldn't they only have half of the information?

Based on my research, it appears that I owe the following:

My beginning balance on 1/1/23 was 24,262 (per my monthly state

Called Customer Service today in order to get some help with a ROTH IRA contribution and was directed to the Recharacterization form online. The problem is, this ROTH IRA, along with 2023's contribution, was rolled over from a different institution. Fidelity isn't aware of my existing 2023 ROTH IRA contributions (it thinks I haven't contributed at all). Do I just need to call back on a different day? The Customer Service Rep was no help. Will Fidelity reach out to the other institution and take care of this for me?

Thanks.

My SO rolled her old 401K into a Traditional IRA (Fidelity) earlier this year in May. Then later in the year, she rolled the Traditional IRA (Fidelity) into her new job's 401K. Now I have two 1099Rs. Basically took 7K from an old 401K, moved it to an tIRA, made some gains, then rolled all that amount into her new 401K plan. Currently the tIRA has 0 dollars in it.

How would I report these? Would I just add the sum of them to 1040 Line 4a? 0 for 4b? Then ROLLOVER next to it.

I'm also planning to do a ROTH IRA recharacterization of our ROTH IRA contributions since our MAGI was higher than anticipated. This shouldn't affect the the above right?

Thank you!

Anyone bought from OEM Controllers from Ebay before? Does this listing seem legit? Cheap and quick shipping...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/315112610548

The product pages for most GL3 and GLV mention that the shoes only have Rearfoot Gel. However, in some video reviews that I watched for some Kith GLV, they mention there is both forefoot and rearfoot gel.

Was looking at the Godai pack. Do these have two gel pads or just a single pad in the heel?

So like many others, I contributed a full 6500 to my ROTH at the beginning of the year. After having now calculated my potential MAGI, I'm fairly confident that I do not qualify to contribute to a ROTH.

If I recharacterize to a traditional IRA and then do a conversion back to my ROTH, am I responsible for paying taxes on the gains that my 6500 made throughout the year?

From what I have read, it seems like this you do NOT pay any taxes on the gains in the ROTH because the recharacterization and the conversion just properly documents how the money got to the ROTH. You don't pay taxes on it because the end states of both scenarios are the same. Its as if the money never left the ROTH. I real

My friend gave me his old C4000LG to so that I can stop renting a C2100T. Current plan is 200MB Fiber.

I took the ethernet cable from the C2100T and plugged it into the new C4000LG but internet isn't working. I cant even pick up the Wifi from the new C4000LG.

I've read that the C4000LG is only compatible with DSL internet? Is this why it doesn't work? If so, why is the point of having the WAN/LAN jack on it?

Thanks!