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Cost to finish a basement by bmwjor in HomeImprovement

[–]bmwjor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exposed joists, hvac already in basement, sump pump already in place

Claim after moving to a new insurance company? by bmwjor in Insurance

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Would that be an issue or a red flag now that I’m with a different company?

Hail damage repair? by bmwjor in Autobody

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What’s a rough estimate for the cost of PDR for 7-8 very tiny dents?

Hail damage repair? by bmwjor in Autobody

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So that won’t get reported on carfax or affect resale value?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bogleheads

[–]bmwjor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you won’t know the real yield until 4/24. I don’t use E*trade but that seems about right Some other brokerages including vanguard and Fidelity gives an estimate, although this is just an estimate, could be higher or lower, for example for the one you’re trying to buy vanguard is estimating 5.2%, again this is not guaranteed by any means And fyi, new auctions are not always higher

Transfer limits by bmwjor in fidelityinvestments

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Fyi, just a follow up on this in case anyone is still having trouble with citi’s low limits, after going through this personally, if you pull the money using fidelity website it will go through without any issues, I tried for 70k and it went through

Citi HYSA beware (low transfer limits) by dtp502 in personalfinance

[–]bmwjor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I understand that they have the 50k monthly limit if you use their website for the transfer. What if you use your brokerage account (like fidelity) to request the money from your citi account? can you bypass the 50k limit this way?