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This is in Missouri.

I just received a letter from my HOA stating that they are in the process of updating the HOA rules to change the wording to require that everyone must maintain the common ground to three feet past their property line to protect against property damage. We pay an annual HOA fee that is supposed to cover common ground maintenance.

The issue is that only four of the 27 properties abut common ground. None of it is exclusive use common areas. Of those four only two have grass to maintain in the common area, and only one, mine, has had their fence damaged repeatedly by the lawn maintenance company. The others abut common ground that contains a small creek which is unmai

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My wife and I are both leaving our current employers soon. We are thinking of rolling over our 401k accounts to IRAs. With Fidelity can we access both of our accounts from a single login name?

Ideally we would like to eventually set up a joint investment account, each have a traditional IRA, and possibly ROTH IRAs, and have them all accessible from a single login.

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r/australia•

I work for an international company that has offices in many countries, including Australia. Over the years I've worked closely with several of my Australian counterparts. From them I've come to the conclusion that the most Australian things there are are Tim Tam Slams, barbecues with lots of friends, sausages, and Vicky Bitter. Oh, and pies.

Not like the pies we have here in the U.S. though. You have savory pies. The only common savory pie here in the U.S. is Chicken Pot Pie, and I would like more options.

So, with all of the staying at home I've been doing recently I've started to branch out my cooking skills. I'd like to try making some of these pies that my coworkers from, and

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