How do people navigate saving and giving back home? I never know if I’m saving too much

Does the IRS allow LIFO/Specific ID tax lot methods for selling crypto? And if so, do I somehow need to specify my choice of method at the time of sale, or just down the road when filing taxes? I use CB Pro and don’t see any settings for selecting methods like in my traditional brokerage account.

What's up with american funds? They seem like the hottest "it" fund--is it all marketing and hype or do you believe this is the hottest fund company on the street? Which mutual funds are you selling

Do you pay your credit cards in full every month?

I ask because I’ve let my credit spending get a bit lax since moving and adopting a puppy recently, so I haven’t been paying them off in full every month like I used to (though still well above the minimum payment, and keeping utilization at 30% or under). It got me thinking about how many people adhere to this advice.

This is my first recession as a working adult. Is there anything specific one should do to prepare? But ibonds? We typically invest ~$8K a month into a brokerage (already have an emergency fund in actual cash but it’s maybe 2 months cash), but wondering if I should stack a bit more cash?

No worries about job loss or anything in the recession, just trying to see what others investment advice in this time would be.

What's it like to buy a new car in Dubai? Financing available?

Best way to store coins? Best wallet to use?

Any realtor recs? Looking to buy in Seattle

Anybody got decent turnip prices today? I care more about my investments in turnips than my actual stock portfolio 😤

Anyone who sends some money monthly to their parents in India? If so, how much $/month. I send $2.5K each month but trying to figure out if there are better way to invest that sum here in the US than just to put that money in a Fixed Deposit in India.

Is it true that stocks bought and sold are visible in form16?

Does anyone work in Dubai or Singapore who can give me an idea what you get paid? Thinking of making the move from Norway. Lower/no personal income tax is the incentive - paying 47% 😭

I recently was let go (in lieu of accepting my two weeks) and I should have received my March expense check by the end of April per the employment agreement (submitted the report April 1, let go before mid April). I have emailed HR but haven't heard anything. I've got a feeling someone at the top is putting a hold on it.

How do I get my money from them? It's a few hundred dollars

Sorry if this isn't the right bowl for this question - I've checked a few.

Home reno financing question. Have a big project coming up in the $120-150k range. Funding sources are:
- 90k from a heloc around prime
- 10k from a credit card that offers promo checks at 2-3% for 12-18 months
- 375k in a brokerage
- 5-6k per month cash that I can put towards the project, loans, or brokerage

I don't want to stop funding the brokerage because my FIRE plan is less numbers based than "hoard like dragon until it's enough" but maybe I should... How would you optimize?

My wife wants to move out of state. I'm in my 6th year...500 clients and finally starting to make some money. How bad of an idea is it to sell my book and buy a book in a new state?

Which high yield savings account do you recommend?

Have about 5k in stocks I was saving to put down on a house. My portfolio just evened out after the march fall. Looks like i may not need this $ to cover the payment now, should i leave it in or pull?

I want to catch up on my contribution to HSA for 2019. If I do this before April but I already filed my 2019 taxes, do I need to amend/fix my 2019 tax return?

Not able to clear Independence Training for new joiners can anyone help how I can clear this?

After HR discussion after how many days Hr release offer letter?

Hey Everyone! Does anyone use any roadmap tools other than google sheets? Trying to figure out some alternatives. Let me know if you have any ideas! (Other than Microsoft Projects and Smartsheets, looking for something more visually pleasing and user friendly)

How much enjoyment do you get from your job? Do you get fulfillment from it?

What's it really like at Dentsu Tokyo? They got major flack before for their employees being overworked and thru "death by work". Has it gotten better? As a foreigner is it different?

When doing profitability calculation or NPV, do interviewers usually ask candidates to come up with their own estimates/assumptions for costs, both one-time and recurring?

Current CTC 20 fixed. YoE 11.
An offer HSBC is in pipeline ( 28 fixed as per Recruitment consultant). Position offered is Senior consultant specialist.
However I know that there is scope of pushing the offer till 36. Any inputs on getting the offer to desired figure would be helpful.

Current REMOTE employees. What virtual team-building activities has your company done to bring everyone together and keep everyone engaged in a virtual setting?

Do I need to report my crypto holdings to EY?

Are there firms with FS tax practice in Seattle? Specifically fed compliance: Private equity. I know EY doesn't. Any other firms?

Is poaching a paralegal as a rising 5th year a thing? I’m lateraling and I wanna do it.

Does anyone getting similar mail daily :Know Your IBM January'22 - Register Now ?

Apartment hunting in LA… having a bit of sticker shock. did everything go up? Will it go down in the fall??

How do y’all deal with people at work who are stuck on stupid? Like they have no idea what they’re talking about and they REFUSE to learn. It’s like they have a god complex or something even with proof, maybe bc of their tenure at the company? Even if there’s valid data backing up that they’re wrong. Maybe it’s bc I’m a type 8 enneagram, but it frustrates the hell out of me!
So any advice would be lovely :)

Does Caterpillar RMZ provide transportation facility to it's employee? At least for women employee logging out after 9PM?

How can this bowl be useful to folks?
- Support space to just talk?
- Financial tips?
- Resume / interview prep?
- Career advice?

I’d love to figure out how to make this bowl engaging

Do any of you ever get frustrated with how low-income folks are talked about on this app? Like some of the posts frustrate me so much when they insinuate that people from low income backgrounds are just lazy or not hardworking enough

Shout out to all my Afghans

Hello everyone, I wanted to create this group for first-gen, low-income professionals. This group is meant to be for those who were the first in their family to go to college and/or came from a low-income background.

Navigating the professional world with limited support from family can be difficult, and I hope this bowl makes it so that no one has to do it alone :)

Anyone get anxiety thinking about how you’re already funding your parents lives because they gave up everything and worked to the bone for you? I get the concept of giving back and wanting to take care of my parents but damn didn’t realize my life would be so financially tied to them even at 23. It’s like we moved to the US just so I can give them my paycheck.

My friends think I’m crazy because I’m willing to work all the time / give 110%, but they don’t understand that I need to do well so I can better provide for my family. I’m already making more in a week at 22 years old than my mom makes in a month, and she works way harder than I do. Just wanted to get this off my chest ha. I’m not resentful and I definitely understand the need for self care…but I’m willing to suffer in a high-paying job if it means I can provide for my family. Is this just me?🙂

Anyone help support their parents small business? I often work with them on the weekends and work my weekday job at KPMG. Feeling burnt out but can’t say no to my parents bc they need the help. Looking for any advice.

And no I do not ask for pay, I help the business to provide free work for my family to save them money.

Tips for how you’re accumulating wealth with absolutely no financial inheritance/intelligence from parents? I want to retire early but am late in the investments game. I have a Roth IRA invested in a target date fund, max out my HSA and invest in REITS and ETFS, and contribute more to 401k when I have leftover $$. What do you guys do? Am i missing any smart moves here?

What are the things that have surprised you the most about the post-college world/ non-first gens?