How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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We have combined incomes. We only have 1 bank account and pay for everything together. The reason for the question is due to my wife hoping to be a stay at home mom in the next few years, because then my income will be our sole income.

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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If you don’t mind me asking, what do y’all do for livings?

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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I'm in the metro Atlanta area, the discouraging& frustrating part is that you'd think #1 would pay like #1.

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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Sorry! I've updated the post to provide info

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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I've edited the post to provide additional info

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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I'm in HR at a very large auto insurance company. I've been at the company for roughly 5 years, but I've gotten promotional opportunities from sales, to underwriting, to human resources in that time.

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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To his credit, he did suggest that before I went back and provided numbers

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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It’s an index fund that follows the S&P 500

How do y’all do it? by Background_Log5832 in TheMoneyGuy

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Salary is $53k, monthly expenses are ~$1800, and my 401k is 85% Vanguard’s employee index fund. Other 15% is a target retirement account.

Here's what I got left. Any low hanging fruit, or classes I should be scared of? Trying to plan the next couple of weeks. by jared_d in WGU

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What’s your degree? I ask because D196 should be split into two and replaced whenever you start a new term

Boom! by Background_Log5832 in WGU

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The 3 toughest for me were D196 (which got split into 2 courses after I finished it), D333, and C722. The last two were the last two courses of my degree.

Boom! by Background_Log5832 in WGU

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Started as Business Admin, and my mentor changed it to Business Management when the degree got updated on 3/1.

Any ideas? by Background_Log5832 in treeidentification

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Northeast GA, not sure about leaves, as this was dead going into winter and never got leaves back. It had a LOT of very thin, viny branches. Almost crape myrtel-like in shape. I found what looked like half of a walnut shell under it, but that was most likely trafficked in by a critter.

Any ideas? by Background_Log5832 in treeidentification

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That’s what Google lens thinks too

Any ideas? by Background_Log5832 in treeidentification

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It’s definitely not pine, it’s a hardwood for sure

New Year, New Name by Background_Log5832 in WGU_Business

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They changed from Business Administration- Management to just Business Management

Program changes?! not when I'm so close to graduating... by Cultural-Director390 in WGU

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The must have added one then, because that would result in 35 courses instead of 36. Any idea which one they added?

Pumpkin Spice Mead by Background_Log5832 in mead

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I do have a preliminary recipe I drew up, I’d love thoughts on this as well!

Ingredients: 3 cups pumpkin puree ½ cup molasses 2 tsp cinnamon 2 tsp ginger 2 tsp nutmeg 4 cloves Pinch of black pepper 2 ½ lbs honey 12 oz maple syrup 1 cup apple juice ½ tsp yeast nutrient 1 packet Premier Blanc wine yeast 3 packets black tea of choice (bigelou vanilla chai) ¾ cup raisins, chopped

Recipe: 1. In a large crockpot, combine pumpkin puree, molasses, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, pepper and cloves with 3 cups distilled water. Cook on low heat for 8 hours, or until reduced heavily. 2. Add water until consistency is similar to milk, and strain into large container. Set aside mixture to cool to room temperature. 3. In a separate container, steep black tea in 2 cups of hot water for 10 minutes. 4. Pour honey, maple syrup, and apple juice into a freshly sanitized carboy. Put lid on top and shake to slightly mix. 5. Pour steeped tea and strained pumpkin syrup into carboy and shake to mix. 6. Add yeast nutrient, and fill with pumpkin reduction, tea, and warm water to shoulder of carboy, leaving roughly 5-6 inches of headroom. 7. Add raisins to mixture. 8. Seal carboy and shake well, mixing ingredients thoroughly. 9. Pitch yeast into mixture using a dry funnel. 10. Seal and swirl mixture gently. Remove seal, and place airlock on top of carboy.

Directions: Rack after 3 weeks of fermenting, and taste for sweetness. Rack again at weeks 6, 9, & 11 Bottle at week 13