Rob, buy a sheet of that shrinking window film that comes with the double sided tape. Do you or your roommate have a blowdryer? All you’ll need is that and a pair of scissors. Easiest way for you to fix this on your own.
Rob, Lowe’s/Home Depot has some spray foam thingie that you can use to plug the hole. it’s easy to use but it’s not as solid as a piece of wood to fill the hole
ET – 1st you have to know whether you qualify to contribute to either or both regular IRA and Roth IRA.
for Roth – your (adjusted gross) income has to be below some level (somewhere around 100k I think). Amount you can contribute is 5k(I think) or 6k if over 55 years age.
As you read before, contributions to this IRA are not tax-deductible or pre-tax. But when time to use, all withdrawals are tax-free including dividends or capital gains.
for regular IRA – I don’t think you are elible to contribute if have an employer sponsered retirement plan
(defined benefit or 401k).
When withdrawing for regular IRA (or 401k), the withdrawal is subject to income tax at rate you are paying at the time.
rob – Can’t you just push the pillows out into the alley w/ a strong piece of cardboard? Then get a decent piece of marine ply or something cut to fit to fill the hole.
Why was I just logged out??? This is really fucking annoying.
rob, how big is the hole??? Length and width??? Roughly??
Rob, buy a sheet of that shrinking window film that comes with the double sided tape. Do you or your roommate have a blowdryer? All you’ll need is that and a pair of scissors. Easiest way for you to fix this on your own.
Rob, Lowe’s/Home Depot has some spray foam thingie that you can use to plug the hole. it’s easy to use but it’s not as solid as a piece of wood to fill the hole
Squirrels are actually pretty tasty. My favorite is a soy sauce marinade followed by a nice slow oven roast.
Like with your taxes, I’d offer to cut you a pece of wood but I’m sure you don’t know how to measure the space correctly.
🙁
ET – 1st you have to know whether you qualify to contribute to either or both regular IRA and Roth IRA.
for Roth – your (adjusted gross) income has to be below some level (somewhere around 100k I think). Amount you can contribute is 5k(I think) or 6k if over 55 years age.
As you read before, contributions to this IRA are not tax-deductible or pre-tax. But when time to use, all withdrawals are tax-free including dividends or capital gains.
for regular IRA – I don’t think you are elible to contribute if have an employer sponsered retirement plan
(defined benefit or 401k).
When withdrawing for regular IRA (or 401k), the withdrawal is subject to income tax at rate you are paying at the time.
Nothing says you can’t do both.
Rob, put out some of those cookies you’re planning for next Thurs and see if this critter will eat it and survive
rob – Can’t you just push the pillows out into the alley w/ a strong piece of cardboard? Then get a decent piece of marine ply or something cut to fit to fill the hole.
“i have some sort of critter invading my bedroom!!!!”
BED BUG!!!!!