There's a worksheet on the back of the W4 form that you can fill out that will tell you how many exemptions you should be claiming. This (https://apps.irs.gov/app/withholdingcalculator/) will d… (View Post)
The good thing is you're not locked in. You can change your mind later. Although, there may be fees for this. At this point, I'd either toss it in a target date fund or maybe a few index fu… (View Post)
I don't necessarily consider mutual funds to be a bad thing. But like stocks, you need to look at what you're buying. Mutual funds simplify the diversification of your portfolio especially … (View Post)
I'd recommend making an appointment. If not, look at the target date funds. They'll automatically readjust from more to less risk as you get closer. You could mirror the other account if th… (View Post)
I usually don't recommend this @csuave, but do you really need Office? As in do you exchange files with other people? If not, you could look into some Office alternatives. I use one on my own l… (View Post)