I did my tax return with CreditKarma and TaxAct. They came out almost identical. I filed with CreditKarma because it was free. They basically worked the same. It only took me about 10 extra minutes.
It also saved me about 1k since I had done my property taxes wrong. All in all I would say that CreditKarma was worth doing and I would use them again as long as they are free.
Side Note: I have used TurboTax and TaxAct in the past.
I can't agree with you more. I go hiking a lot and have gotten tick bites. There is nothing worse than having to schedule an appointment and going to the doctor just to have something simple done. Biggest waste of time, vacation/sick days and all to do something that is so easy.
Don't know who downvoted you but I absolutely agree. I have a few homes that I help rent with and having a good tenant is high above and away better than having a bad tenant pay more money. Just the cost alone in time is worth giving a good tenant cheaper rent.
This is a really interesting idea. I work a lot with desktop tools and am thinking of making a little timer which does something similar and makes tracks which I am doing which could "Yell" at me if I am doing thing on a "ban" list. I like the simplicity of the browser page.
I have never used webflow, but it seems to me that you could create a project and then when you are happy with it, you could "export" the site. This gives you the css/html/js necessary. Then you could put the site on your own hosting and then cancel your plan. That way you would only pay the months that you are actually using it.
I am also on the $4.99/month plan. From what I can see is that for people already on the plan it stays the same. The article reads that if you are subscriped to a plan you will not be moved. I assume they will keep the $5 because the only difference is no ads vs the free version.
[Really, what did you gain by putting that picture on the Internet, anyway?]
It is a memory. Doing shots isn't wrong or bad. Maybe doing 20 of them and then driving home from the bar is bad. Posting pictures is a way to relive a precious moment in time with others.
As far as I understand it is a way for a 1-1 communication between browsers. No middleman. So when I talk to another browser it is (browser<->browser2) NOT (browser<->Google<->browser2)
If you have wireless network in your apartment get a google voice number. That is what I had to use for 2 years in my apartment. Forward your Google voice number to your cell phone so that it will ring on your phone, through wireless, just like a normal phone. The only reason I ever used my minutes was when I wasn't within a wireless network.
Looks about the same as spinning by beer in my freezers ice tray for about 20 seconds. I would love to know how long you have to wait until the can of beer won't explode.
What I have never figured out is why they don't color coordinate which side is up or down. Green is up, red is down. It would give a instant visual idea of which way to plug it in. Can't image it would cause the cost to go up.
This sounds pretty cool. I do not see if it costs anything to do. Am I charged processing fees? Pay per month to dripfeed?
EDIT: I found the FAQ link. https://www.dripfeed.co/faq. Looks like it is 3%
It also saved me about 1k since I had done my property taxes wrong. All in all I would say that CreditKarma was worth doing and I would use them again as long as they are free.
Side Note: I have used TurboTax and TaxAct in the past.