PCD: 2013-2014 Till We Break It Edition
We had free benefits for the longest time but now we are paying out of our paychecks but a small %
2. No more travel because of new work assignment = no per diem to supplement income.
3. Multiple hobbies = multiple seasonal expenditures.
Yeah they are definitely cool. I need to look into them a little bit more. Even the big one with 5 speakers was like 500 I believe. The sound is very good but ill have to think about it. Maybe they have it on sale at that boscovs going out of biz and ill ****** it up and give it a shot.
^I still enjoy my old-tech BOSE 5 speaker surround. Still loud as hell and sounds great. Having good room acoustics can make or break a systems though. My living room is long, and makes the sound dispurse all over. Jame's theatre setup is nice, and enclosed. Too bad he doesnt' have loveseats so we could sit together. LOL
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That sucks about the financial changes. I'm have a few myself. I'm sure insuring a family is more expensive than an individual. That's neither here nor there and not a worthy debate.
If you want, you can insure the ring with an independent insurer like Jeweler's Mutual. I used them before I had homeowners' insurance and it was only like $60-70 a year. They even cover "mysterious loss" where most homeowners' won't.
He can't add to homeowners' if the ring isn't regularly kept at the house where the insurance covers them.
If you want, you can insure the ring with an independent insurer like Jeweler's Mutual. I used them before I had homeowners' insurance and it was only like $60-70 a year. They even cover "mysterious loss" where most homeowners' won't.
He can't add to homeowners' if the ring isn't regularly kept at the house where the insurance covers them.
That sucks about the financial changes. I'm have a few myself. I'm sure insuring a family is more expensive than an individual. That's neither here nor there and not a worthy debate.
If you want, you can insure the ring with an independent insurer like Jeweler's Mutual. I used them before I had homeowners' insurance and it was only like $60-70 a year. They even cover "mysterious loss" where most homeowners' won't.
He can't add to homeowners' if the ring isn't regularly kept at the house where the insurance covers them.
If you want, you can insure the ring with an independent insurer like Jeweler's Mutual. I used them before I had homeowners' insurance and it was only like $60-70 a year. They even cover "mysterious loss" where most homeowners' won't.
He can't add to homeowners' if the ring isn't regularly kept at the house where the insurance covers them.
As far as health insurance, I probably should have picked an HMO, which would cost the least. But with the travel I've done in the past 5-6 years, I picked the most expensive PPO plan my company had. I like the idea of not having to always go to my "in-network" doctor, and having to get a referral to see a specialist.
Last edited by chu; Jan 2, 2013 at 07:15 AM.
My financial situation really hasn't changed. It will actually be getting better within the next few months. It's the environmental changes affecting my financial situation. F*cking American politics...
As far as health insurance, I probably should have picked an HMO, which would cost the least. But with the travel I've done in the past 5-6 years, I picked the most expensive PPO plan my company had. I like the idea of not having to always go to my "in-network" doctor, and having to get a referral to see a specialist.
As far as health insurance, I probably should have picked an HMO, which would cost the least. But with the travel I've done in the past 5-6 years, I picked the most expensive PPO plan my company had. I like the idea of not having to always go to my "in-network" doctor, and having to get a referral to see a specialist.
