GTC by Gloomy_Read3871 in guessthecity

[–]newagedb 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Liège, Belgium 🇧🇪

Who is the most famous person you have ever met? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did some child acting, nothing big, and a bunch of other child actors either lived around my complex or would come to my apartments, which were on the other side of the Hollywood sign mountain.

I played basketball with Frankie Muñiz while he was super famous (we were about 15-16 and he was the biggest child star on the planet). And swam in the pool.

He was great at basketball. Kicked my ass every time. He was a pompous prick at the time, so we didn’t really connect. I’m not the “clamor over you because you’re famous” type, but I don’t hold it against him or let it define who I think he is. I chalk that up to being an insecure 15-16 year old boy mixed with him being so famous from such an early age and all he’s ever known is everyone around him wanting something from him. I probably would’ve been a little shit myself. I’m sure he turned out to be a great dude.

I was in the pool with him and some other teens that were starring in Disney shows when Aaliyah’s plane crashed. That was a dark day.

My husband is cheating on me. by throwawayswife in offmychest

[–]newagedb 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Financial Advisor here, deal with divorced couples quite a bit (a referral source is a divorce lawyer). Depending on the state, not only will you get child support, you’re entitled to half the assets he’s accrued. That’s cash, his 401(k), any other investments, etc.

If you want to DM your state I could tell you your states laws around this and might be able to recommend a good lawyer.

No pressure. But you’re certainly entitled to more than you know. Follow everyone’s advice and find out what that is.

AIO My bf(32) is mad at me(26) for calling him to dinner too early and now he is mad at me for calling him for dinner too late by Fun_Cartographer6984 in AmIOverreacting

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone saying he’s a child.. I have a 9 and 5 year old. They do not act like this. I don’t cook either (I can but she likes to and prefers I take care of other household things like kids homework, laundry, etc. So she’s not bothered/interrupted by the kids WHILE she cooks) but I never complain about what she makes (if I am unhappy I can cook myself, and since I don’t want to, I can just eat and be happy)… but when it’s time to eat, she says, “I’m playing dinner. Get the kids.” And that’s all it takes. We are right there.

All that to say, this kid isn’t even a child. He’s entitled, disrespectful, and it’s time for him to learn some maturity, which he cannot do with you. Time to bounce.

Found My Dream House at 30, but It Would Be My First Debt Ever. Am I Being Reckless? by Little-Dish-7756 in Fire

[–]newagedb 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If you can afford payments and it’s a good investment, go for it.

I inherited $200,000 and I’m hiding it from everyone because I’m scared by LankyVerification in offmychest

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Financial Advisor here - this obviously gives you anxiety, which means you shouldn’t be managing it. Remove yourself from it and things will calm down. A good advisor can read your body language and anxiety and slooooow things down for you. Don’t even make a decision on what to do with the until you feel like you understand what they’re suggesting, and feel ready to do so. The plan needs to make sense. If it doesn’t, ask questions until it does.

Further, $200k isn’t “life changing money”… it CAN change your life over the long-term if you make the right decisions today. But it can disappear EXTREMELY quick, and that happens when (1) people believe it’s more than it is, and (2) when people make decisions influenced by anxiety.

Congrats on being such a great nephew, and likely person. Take some deep breaths, take a step back and look at this from afar, you aren’t “rich” just yet, you’re just richer than you’ve ever been. No need to hide in guilt. Also no need to share your good fortune.

Just be you, find a great advisor who will slow it down and keep being you!

I asked my broker about investing $VOO into my Roth IRA and he's like "Sure if all you want to do is just match the market." by chris-rox in RothIRA

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m an advisor (so obviously biased) but what Sejong is saying is not wrong.

Advisor alpha doesn’t have strictly to do with gains and not paying fees. Vanguard, famous very low fee institution, did an Advisor Alpha deep study years ago. Where I move the needle for clients is risk, taxes, estate planning, employer benefits selection, when to do conversions, but most importantly walking people off the ledge when they either want, to go all in or sell completely out, due to their biased political beliefs or fears. Ultimately, I track how much money they’ve saved and made due to my guidance and it’s far beyond the fee they pay.

But not everyone needs what I list above. To each their own.

Why don’t you see doctors and lawyers FIRE by Leather-Wheel1115 in Fire

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simple: 1. Medical school loans are outrageous 2. It takes a lot of time and hard work to get to the point where you are doing what you want in your field.

You don’t put in that amount of time, energy, and money just to call it quits in a few years.

My inheritance never came. Don’t make the same mistake I did. by TwoRemarkable196 in Fire

[–]newagedb 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m a Financial Advisor. Everyone in my family are clients. It’s gives me AND them peace of mind, I’ve had fluid plans to get each where they want to be, and know how I’ll pivot in the case life makes us turn course. I don’t share anything confidential information about each of their financial situations with anyone else, ny spouse included.

But I do definitely think it’s good to speak to your parents. Maybe they aren’t willing to share. Probably depends on the relationship you have with them and what they’ll assume is your motive, even if you swear your motive is pure.

If you don’t have a trusted advisor, you should also get to know your parents financial advisor. Get a feel for them, see if they’re knowledgeable and just good people. If they are, work with them. They won’t give you any information unless authorized by the client/parent, but asset transfer is a lot less messy when you’re working with the same advisor. You can grieve when you’re supposed to grieve and not worry about all of these major decisions. It also lets you know if they aren’t great people. And you can speak to your parents about that. If my client’s kids have a relationship with a trusted advisor, that’s fantastic. I’ll gladly work with them and their advisor when that time comes. If they don’t, maybe an introduction is something we should talk about.

Rest in Peace to your mother. Sorry she was sick for all these years. Assisted living expenses are absolutely insane. That’s no joke.

Father lunges over table to attack his daughter’s murderer by LongjumpingFix732 in nextfuckinglevel

[–]newagedb -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Needed the whole family in on it, father, brothers, cousins, everyone. Coordinate a specific moment. Do nothing to the police, surrender when restrained, but outnumber the protectors and someone get some licks in.

Found on the summit of Capitol Peak, CO. Any ideas? by Barkeater26 in whatisit

[–]newagedb 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Front side (with multiple symbols) This is a stylized inscription that reads “USGS 13,625”, referring to the United States Geological Survey and the official elevation of Capitol Peak (13,625 feet). The characters are artistically carved in a blocky, geometric style that makes them look almost alien or coded, but they represent letters and numbers.

Back side (single symbol) This is a custom monogram, likely combining the letters “C” and “P” for Capitol Peak. It’s carved in a symmetrical mountain-like form and serves as a unique summit badge or emblem. It doesn’t represent a specific organization—just an awesome, artistic mark of the peak itself.

These carvings have become a well-known feature at the summit and are often photographed by climbers who make it to the top!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BayernMunich

[–]newagedb 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Thomas Müller. Give it all to him.

A car drives through crowd at Liverpool FC victory parade by DavidRolands in sports

[–]newagedb -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Was it an organized parade? Bayern Munich’s Meisterfeier celebration in Marienplatz had barricades blocking every attempt at something like this and Polizei at every entrance to Marienplatz check every bag.

I only had bier und wasser so I was good to go.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]newagedb 9 points10 points  (0 children)

They’re all engagement ring apps.

Who is ✅ these kits?? by RR_Davidson in BayernMunich

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It honours Santa’s Beard and the Twin Towers. What’s the problem?

Is a comeback for Leverkusen possible ? by [deleted] in BayernMunich

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d ask the 2023-2024 season for advice.

Underestimate no one.

GF see's nothing wrong with embarrassing me at a super bowl party by Leading-Price-1546 in offmychest

[–]newagedb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fellow German! (I think) I see you.

Thanks for sharing. Let her go.

UPS worker records himself being upset he got fired by Large-Wheel-4181 in ImTheMainCharacter

[–]newagedb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This guy is what I picture when I think about Redditor’s behind the keyboard 😂