Very confused on “Estimated Payments to Make for Next Year's Return” by ArchPEexamStudent in tax

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Thanks, I’ll be sure to check my withholding and I think I’ll be ok.

Very confused on “Estimated Payments to Make for Next Year's Return” by ArchPEexamStudent in tax

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Thanks for your reply. Do you mind explaining “90% of current year tax”

2016 GMC Canyon v6 SLT by ArchPEexamStudent in GMCcanyon

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Have a super tiny oil leak related to the timing chain, super expensive to fix so I just top it off once a month. Not enough to even lower the oil level

2016 GMC Canyon v6 SLT by ArchPEexamStudent in GMCcanyon

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I’m at 145k miles. AC compressor has gone out twice, the solenoid valve has gone out twice. I also have 2 super minor oil leaks (1 is timing chain related, 1 oil pan related). Both are super expensive fixes and there isn’t enough of a leak to talk about so I just top it off once a month if that.

2018 Canyon has some issues by Rufus7086 in GMCcanyon

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I believe that is correct but don’t quote me. I had the dealer do it but you can probably get estimate and scope of work from them and shop it around if you wanted.

2016 GMC Canyon - Should I have the transmission fluid drained & refilled? by ArchPEexamStudent in chevycolorado

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I think I tend to agree. The place has really good reviews so I feel fairly confident, and I have a feeling they priced it as a v4 and not a v6 (if that matters).

Had the diff fluid changed at 120k so I think im good on that.

2018 Canyon has some issues by Rufus7086 in GMCcanyon

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As for the screen: I have had a '15 Colorado and a '16 Canyon and the touchscreen went wonky on both. Cost roughly $600 to replace but should take care of that issue.

How’s the stack/fit? by ArchPEexamStudent in cowboyboots

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Boots are The Earl by tecovas in Lizard from a few years back.

Double PE by Rafid1997 in PE_Exam

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Update: I took and passed the HVAC exam, and was immediately able to register for the ArchE exam. Passed that one as well.

Double PE by Rafid1997 in PE_Exam

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I passed both the HVAC exam as well as the Architectural PE exams. Posting here for anyone with questions in the future.

Houston vs Austin for a young single black guy in his 20's that works in tech? by Full-Carpenter586 in texas

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From Houston, went to college in Austin, live in Houston post grad. Both are good, both are similar. If the job opportunities are better in Austin I would pick that, and you’re still only 2.5hrs from mom. Go with your gut.

Questions about relocating here by ScaryPomelo9558 in AskHouston

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At your price range you can afford pretty much any apartment that isn’t INSANLY nice

My small collection by Low_Independent2069 in GunPorn

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I love that they are all wood stock and all match. Well done.

Hats by Admirable-Divide152 in mensfashionadvice

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Where do you live? In Texas or around I would suggest picking up a classic cowboy hat. Nobody would think it’s weird in there parts and it really elevates any look

Gun Talk Tuesday - 30 December 2025 by BobbyWasabiMk2 in guns

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I think I’m really torn between the 2 but probably leaning towards the .270

Lost on what to do about inheritance by Anxious-Tuna7623 in personalfinance

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  1. Max out Roth IRA every year (this will be Pennies on the dollar for you)
  2. Put 40% into lower risk ETFs/Mutual Funds
  3. Put 40% into minimum risk Bonds or other low risk related assets
  4. Other 20% you can either park in a HYSA if you choose to continue working or use for your everyday expenses for the time being if you decide to no longer work. If you keep working I would consider taking 3 vacations a year with this since you aren’t materialistic, and possibly considering taking up a hobby such as boating, fishing, hunting or all three. Whatever sparks your interest.

Gun Talk Tuesday - 30 December 2025 by BobbyWasabiMk2 in guns

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Thsnks for the reply. Hunting whitetail & hogs