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When I bought this house, the pump in picture one/two was set on a timer to run for a couple of hours in the morning, and a couple of hours in the evening. It's not cheap to run, and it doesn't really work well enough to make it worth the while to keep water warm in the little tank and pump it around. In the end, I'd rather just wa

I just got the bill for another year of the unnecessary life insurance that I took out last year for the LTC tax that was delayed. I 100% do not need the $50k in coverage OR the LTC rider. The year comes out to around $500 in premiums, though it accrues a diminished cash value.

People that are in the same situation: are you going to keep your policy? I’m thinking this isn’t going away, and the state will probably get harsher on verification given the number of opt-outs they received - I believe on the order of 12% of WA workers.

Unless I’m missing something, continuing to pay until it’s clear that the plan is in motion and the opt-out is final seems like the smart move. I have too many w

Is this common? (I’m in WA FWIW)

I recently bought an XC40 and was offered the option of doing a “one payment lease” instead of buying it outright. The F&I guy said this was popular for people paying in all cash, to “avoid having a payment”. It was in the realm of $13k-$17k after my trade in, which was less than just making the purchase but not exactly cheap.

I just can’t see how this makes a ton of sense unless you really don’t care about the $$ and want to lease without thinking about it. You pay interest on the lease overall, to the tune of 2-3% (where they are offering 0% for a purchase), and still have a mileage limit, etc. not to mention if it gets totaled off of the lot, you’re

I don't have much to say here - the Huskies started off looking like a giant flaming dumpster and didn't improve a huge amount. Later in the game there were occasional moments of something good, but we played like one of the worst teams in the PAC12.

What does r/cfb think? I'm not a huge Xs and Os guy, but I'd love some feedback on steps forward Petersen will take, and whether this season can take off.