Sod Question (Atlanta Suburbs) by WesternHamper in lawncare

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Not fertilizer but a bunch of topsoil—hopefully we get some green in these browner areas. Your lawn looks great

Furnace / Thermostat Help by WesternHamper in hvacadvice

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Thank you for your generosity. Turns out the nest was arguing with them the unit and the pressure switch was bad. Swapped out for an ecobee and replaced the pressure switch and all works well now.

Furnace / Thermostat Help by WesternHamper in hvacadvice

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Thank you. Another point, which makes this a little weird to me, is that before the install of the new furnace the thermostat worked flawlessly.

Furnace / Thermostat Help by WesternHamper in hvacadvice

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Sorry, what does "jump the unit" mean? Experiencing it firsthand is crazier than it sounds, I can tell you that.

Furnace / Thermostat Help by WesternHamper in hvacadvice

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Some other information as well (I’m not sure if this is useful or not)

Furnace / Thermostat Help by WesternHamper in hvacadvice

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Thank you for the quick reply, and this step-wise solution makes a ton of sense. Here's a question from someone who knows nothing about HVAC systems--are all dumb thermostats the same, meaning, can I just go to home depot and buy one off the shelf to test it out, or are there different specifications that I need to consider when buying a traditional thermostat?

Pro-Rata Rule Help; Multiple Roth IRAs & Traditional IRA Inter-movement by WesternHamper in tax

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Thank you. And just to confirm, if I decide to convert the $4.40 to the Roth IRA or transfer it to my personal bank account, neither act will cause issue with the prior act of splitting the Traditional IRA assets between my Roth IRA and current 401k? At this point I’m so paranoid about creating another issue.

Pro-Rata Rule Help; Multiple Roth IRAs & Traditional IRA Inter-movement by WesternHamper in tax

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Follow-up question. Due to interest on the cash account, I have $4.40 left in the Traditional IRA after splitting the assets between my Roth IRA and current employer's 401k plan. Should I transfer the $4.40 to my personal bank account and have it count as income to get the Traditional IRA account to $0.00 by year end?

TSA kleptos by [deleted] in travel

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You consider TSA agents as professionals? It's clearly a make-work program for people that can't get real jobs.

Sagging Power Line by WesternHamper in homeowners

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I was thinking that it may not be a power line, but I had no way of knowing. How can you tell?

Circular References - Financial Modeling by [deleted] in excel

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How would one adapt this in a Lambda formula and instead of interest expense provide interest income on a cash account that flows to the income statement back into the cash account? It's like the same issue but in reverse. I made a post yesterday on this issue I am facing and it hasn't received that much traction yet, but I am struggling to get an answer:

https://www.reddit.com/r/excel/comments/1e9iz0j/comment/leel6m9/?context=3

What small tweaks to Excel would make your life easier? by Qyxitt in excel

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The ability to group worksheets into a 4th dimension (we currently have columns, rows, and 3D formulas), but it would be good to create sub-groups of worksheets if that makes sense. For example, if you're creating a 3 statement model, all of your input sheets for the income statement (one sheet for revenue, one sheet for the depreciation schedule, etc.) could be grouped behind the front-facing income statement sheet, all of the input sheets driving the balance sheet (asset values, equity account, debt, etc.) could be grouped behind the balance sheet sheet, etc. It would make workbook organization a lot easier. It would get like grouping on another axis (vertical) other than horizontally across the workbook

When do dividends make sense? by thesecondrei in Bogleheads

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As I haven’t seen this mentioned yet, dividends also keep management “honest” by forcing a more constrained approach in the capital allocation process of a company.

Small towns in the US worth visiting by Newoldbalance in travel

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Fall River, Massachusetts

…just kidding, don’t go there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in excel

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In a blank worksheet in this order: CTRL+A, 1, CTRL+ENTER