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2019-12-20 at 7:10 PM UTC
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2019-12-20 at 7:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by WellHung I fucked a few niggers with my bonus.
Yeah, Fat white ones with Herpes.
Hope you didn't get the New HIV3.2 version that is HIV-Suppressant Resistant that, scientist are fearing.
Originally posted by blaster master My boss is such a jedi, no bonuses even tho 10 guys did several million dollars of work in a year.
Is he the one that forces you to go out drinking with him?
And dances around your apartment holding a fying pan up to his junk to tease cly and fona? -
2019-12-20 at 7:47 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson It makes financial sense to spread payments and hang on to your cash…especially when it's a 0% loan. Most financial advisers will tell you that it's a bad idea to lay down cash when you don't need to, you make the cash work for you instead.
Death for example, you buy a house and have insurance..if you die the house is paid off by the insurance…so your beneficiary has both the cash and a paid for house.
…think man…think!
I don't know what insurance you're talking about but if you're referring to life insurance all you get is a lump sum. There is no life insurance policy i know of that says we will pay off your house and then give x amount to whoever your beneficiaries are after your house is paid for. -
2019-12-20 at 8:05 PM UTCIsn't that what mortgage insurance does? Pays off the house if you die?
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2019-12-20 at 8:53 PM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Cos you have to pay tax on your income even neither your income nor yourself are in America.
https://www.thebalance.com/accidental-americans-tax-penalties-for-americans-overseas-3193099
Shit like FATCA, which imposes worldwide reporting obligations on US citizens assets and incomes, are a major problem over here.
Oh yeah screw that though, if I was leaving the US I wouldn't be coming back so not an issue. I'd likely go back to England and it's not like I'd be telling anyone "Yeah I'm a US citizen too so can you send half my money to the IRS, thanks". -
2019-12-20 at 8:53 PM UTC
Originally posted by cigreting I don't know what insurance you're talking about but if you're referring to life insurance all you get is a lump sum. There is no life insurance policy i know of that says we will pay off your house and then give x amount to whoever your beneficiaries are after your house is paid for.
The X amount was the money you DIDN'T use to buy the house cash...The cash then goes to the beneficiary. as well as the house gets paid off and goes to them too. -
2019-12-20 at 8:55 PM UTC
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2019-12-20 at 10:08 PM UTCi'm gonna stay poor so I still get medicaid
