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Context: couple are company directors in their small family business. They have a SSAS. Fund administrator is not an investment manager as we all know. How would the couple go about actually investing their pension funds? Eg say they just want to put in index funds. Do they need to open separate brokerage account with one of the many available platforms then have the SSAS admin move money into it? How does this work?

If you have a SSAS- can you simply log in and self manage through your trustee? (Like WBR group?). I.e could you log into your account and just start allocating investments in whatever equities you want?

Or how does this work exactly?

Hi all. First couple weeks with the whoop, still getting used to it. I bought one of their recent deals on their website for an annual 12 mo membership. So I paid the $220 or so at time of “ordering”. Once I received the whoop and set it up, it prompted me to enter credit card in the app which I did. Just received an email from whoop saying my membership will “renew” in a few days. What does this mean? I’m just anxious they will charge me again when I’ve already paid for an annual membership. I tried asking in the chat but they told me to call and I just barely have time to do that with little kids.

Upgrading my 2016 rockhoppers front fork. Doing the straight to tapered headset adapter. Looking at forks, want to be around the sub $500 mark and see there’s great deal on the z1 bomber 160 mm travel for $360. Why so cheap? Is this normal? I also need to convert from QR to boost so thought I’d just get whole new wheel instead of paying someone to lace a new hub on my stock wheel. Looks like I can get a spank wheel with boost for $270.

What you guys think? Good option? Am I missing anything?

Rest of bike is pretty sweet. Dropper post, SRAM gx, and converted to 11 speed over time as I ride. I don’t ride a ton this is good for what I need. But tired of the crappy front is your fork and thi

1. Need up to 4 cameras around personnel home
2. I have a very dark street so would like decent “night” footage
3. I don’t really want to change out batteries every couple months so prefer wired application (POE?)
4. Want min 4K resolution for decent footage
5. Are Chinese based companies an issue? Not sure but had me thinking in terms of opening myself up to weird stuff/hacking etc.
6. Budget …I am ok going “mid tied” for a really good system but not goi g to spend multiple 4 figures obviously…
7. I currently have nest and am sick and tired of it .ALWAYS freezes now and cannot stand it.
8. Would like ability one day to perhaps add a LPR camera.
9. Decent customer support would be nice

I completely renovated my lawn in the fall. Burned it down and went in with new TTTF. Got the works. Well, I ended up seeding a couple weeks too late and the new seed hasn’t needed mowing since I put it down in the fall. It’s about 1-2” in height. Current Lows are 37-40 degrees and highs are mid 50’s. It has been a little colder the past month or so. I think rest of January will be the same but temps are going to start flirting with 55 degree average soil temps within a month or so. The seed project was a pretty good success other than I wished I had time to get two mow’s in before Xmas. The seed came through ok. But there are some very thin spots where I’d really like to throw some more d

Did a complete renovation which involved killing off existing (3 apps), mowing low, scalp, dethatch, import new good quality topsoil to help amend existing clay like soils, level, roll, tenacity app, seed, starter fert, light rake, roll and peat moss topper. Did this 7 days ago on 11/8..Probably 2 weeks later than I should have here in the East Bay Area. Soil temps are still above 50 on average though so shouldn’t I be good? Low air temps are barely less than 48 at night and mid 60-68 highs in day. (Won’t let me post pics)

The street is about 20-25’ away from the front of the house. I eventually want cameras that can get good detail of someone walking by along the street and also pick up a legible license plate in case anything happens. What kind of resolution do I need to get that detail that far away? I don’t just want to see a “body”. If that’s not existent, should I look at mounting cameras out on my fence? Has Anyone done that?

My current lawn when we moved in was extremely low on N and K. Super thin in some areas and just not dark green. I decided to get into the lawn care stuff. Overseeded with GCI TTTF a month ago. Some areas very thick with the new grass type. Other areas look like the same wide blade whatever grass/weed was there before (looks like a Y with a strand that comes out horizontally). Will my lawn turn Into all TTTF with time? Or do I need a couple seasons of overseeding to crowd out the old grass? Should I overseed again this fall? I really want to eventually have TTTF only. Wish I could add a picture here to show what my old grass/weed looked like!

So I got a uv5r about a year ago. Has been collecting dust on the shelf as I didn’t know where to start. Recently have been much more interested in the whole hobby. I bought a “for dummies” book on ham radio and will eventually get my technician license. For the time being, I wanted something easier to use and also use when camping. So I picked up a Midland GXT handheld and paid for my GMRS license on the FCC site. Am I immediately “licensed” now- or do I wait until the FCC send me something to confirm? I saw my payment confirmation but no email or anything.

Also, am I good to go now? I.e just pick any channel and start using it to talk to another buddy while camping/driving in an off road

Hi All. I have a gps and downloaded Basecamp. However I only see main roads/freeways in Basecamp. Do I need to purchase a map to see more detailed off road routes? Or should I plan all this in Google Earth instead? What is the best way to plan off road routes? This is for Northern CA/Northern Nevada area. Total noob here!

Ok so I moved into a new house. There are existing Yamaha 125W ceiling speakers for a 5.1 set up in the living room. Talked to a local AV guy, he says just get a denon AVRS750 x 75W /channel receiver. I asked why get an amp less powerful he said 75W is way more than enough. I am a total noob and not looking for any crazy cinematic experience like some of the awesome set ups I have seen scrolling in this subreddit. Just want to get surround sound hooked up for a budget! Would it be a mistake and miss out on the speakers full capability? Thanks. Edit: I need the 7.2 receiver to hook up two speakers outside as a separate zone.

So I have been a customer since 2013 and after months and months of really hating the $250 monthly charges, I called them around March 2020 to see if they can do anything to my account to bring the bill down. I said I needed to cancel so they removed some features I didn’t need but I remained a customer. The bills were way too high for tv I do not watch anymore (and internet). I was month to month at that point. I do not recall agreeing to a new 24 month contract. Edit for clarity: I verified at the time that I would not enter into a new contract and that it would remain month to month. This was all over the phone.

Anyway. Fast forward sept 2020. Called to cancel today and the lady was very

Ok, this is my last resort. Hopefully someone knows the answer to my 2 days search of this issue.

Early 2014 Macbook Air - when I click on About this Mac and link to the specs, it specifically says "HDMI audio and video output using third-party Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter (sold separately)". I say this because in my research, Early Macbooks did not support audio out over the displayport output (around 2010 models I believe).

I have an Insignia "For Mac" Mini Displayport to HDMI adapter connected to my displayport on the Macbook air.

A new HDMI cable is connected to that adapter and ran to a HDMI switch. That switch is then connected to a new Dell monitor.

Video display works fine.