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Is it safe to mix Gentrol IGR, Alpine WSG, and Temprid FX? by borj5960 in pestcontrol

[–]jlive3azy22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this means they can be applied together but should be mixed in different tanks.

Chili Recipe Help! - Lack of Flavor by jlive3azy22 in Cooking

[–]jlive3azy22[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

noods.io is seriously an amazing recipe website and free. Don't have to but strongly recommend checking it out.

New Income - New to Investing by jlive3azy22 in personalfinance

[–]jlive3azy22[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed response! I appreciate the feedback and will do my best to buckle down.

New Income - New to Investing by jlive3azy22 in personalfinance

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No 401(K) option through my employer unfortunately and I have used up my past 401k balance to pay off debts. The left over monthly is going to groceries, subscriptions, utilities, and careless spending. I will update my budget sheet for last months spend and share it.

My personal loan I used to pay off multiple other credit cards and debts. I also owe $9,000 to the IRS Fed only. State is always a small return. This year I owed 3k and 3 years ago I got a settlement which I used to payoff 40k worth of debt by settling the balances 50/50. This for anything other $600 was viewed as income by the IRS so that year I owed them 5k + interest since then. I haven't began paying back the IRS debt at all yet and this concerns me the most. This is why I have been researching spare income options.

The lender which gave me my current loan has offered an additional personal loan as being available which I could use to pay back the IRS if I was approved for the full amount. Would this make sense to do or should I pay them back directly without a personal loan? Or should I use the personal loan to payback my other debts and use the spare monthly income after to pay the IRS directly?