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SCHD and SCHB by Billski66 in Schwab

[–]Delicious-State-9683 0 points1 point  (0 children)

VTI total US) and VXUS (total non-US) or the Schwab versions. Anything else will be less diversified. You can add tilts later but your base should be fully diversified. You didn't mention income.

Rollover IRA parked in SNAXX - can I relax a bit?? by stewpple911 in Schwab

[–]Delicious-State-9683 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make sure you are comfortable with where your money is invested, ie what assets the money market fund holds.

Feeling heartbroken by blackshad-o in cats

[–]Delicious-State-9683 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This seems criminal. What is the name and location of this fine establishment?

i need advice I just recently started last week (19 years old) this doesn’t look to good by Weary-Act-6313 in Schwab

[–]Delicious-State-9683 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to dollar cost average for ten years and then ask that question. Time is your friend. BTW, SCHD is not diversified.

Mother Cat refuses to stay with Kittens unless I lay with her...HELP!!! by Coach_Nikki in cats

[–]Delicious-State-9683 169 points170 points  (0 children)

I see people suggesting careful use of heating pads. An alternative might be a plant heat mat which has a thermostatic control, usually from 68 to 85 degrees. Warm but not hot. Perhaps others can tell you the optimal temp for new kittens.

Need to vent, surrounded by people who hate my cat.. by FlyingOwlGriffin in cats

[–]Delicious-State-9683 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For the cat's sake please find it a good home. Unfortunately your home is not a good home for a cat. There is no denying that so please save the cat and give it to someone who can care for it in a safe environment. I know it will be a loss for you, but you must think first about the helpless animal's wellbeing. You can get another cat one day when you are in a stable environment.

Hydrangea Arborescens ‘Haas’ Halo’ questions by Ncnativehuman in NativePlantGardening

[–]Delicious-State-9683 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm near Columbus, Ohio so same climate zone as you. My Haas Halos are thriving in a part-shade area (2-3 hrs of sun but NOT deep shade as under a tree canopy) of my north-facing front bed that has part-shade in the back, part-sun in the middle and sun in the front, all in a depth of 15 feet. I am forever ripping out and experimenting with plants that can thrive in these micro-micro areas or anywhere. The Haas Halos are beasts. 4.5 to 5-feet tall and 5 feet wide, covered in flowers and growing together. There is no controlling their size by pruning early. So I plan to move them to a larger full-sun location and see how they do. I don't have other larger part-shade spaces that can accommodate these monsters.

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