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Love that movie.
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Originally Posted by Wasatch Phantom
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I dunno Ten...
(Disclaimer: I've never borrowed from my 401K) From what I've read (on the Internet, so it must be true, right?) borrowing from one's 401K is a last resort. For example: 8 Reasons To Never Borrow From Your 401(k) Thinking of Borrowing Against Your 401k? Here's What You Need to Know | DailyPerk 401(k) Loans - Nine Things to Know About Borrowing from Your 401(k) Perhaps I'm missing something (likely) but I don't see the advantage... Suppose I borrow $50K and I pay myself 4% interest. That money is "growing" at 4% per year. In the period 1928 to 2010, stocks earned an average of 11.3 percent, according to U.S. News and World Report. So assuming average long term returns, I'm losing a net 7.3% on that 50K loan. This strikes me as a bad deal. Please tell me what I'm missing. Amateur investors tap 401(k)s to buy homes - May. 20, 2013 |
Originally Posted by Elvis90
(Post 1415317)
Wow...I'm using USAA at the moment but Wings will be my backup if they give me any problems.
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USAA has gone downhill since it made the strategic change from only accepting military members to the public at large. I've been a member since 1979 and I'm seriously thinking of dumping them and finding a better more cost-effective insurance and banking organization. Its a shame really. They used to be unparallelled.
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 1415505)
USAA has gone downhill since it made the strategic change from only accepting military members to the public at large. I've been a member since 1979 and I'm seriously thinking of dumping them and finding a better more cost-effective insurance and banking organization. Its a shame really. They used to be unparallelled.
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Originally Posted by The Cavalier
(Post 1415144)
Has anyone here done a mortgage with Delta Community Credit Union (or Wings for that matter)?
Like all real estate transactions, squeaky wheel gets grease. No better than any other option. This was my third loan with them. Can't recommend them over anyone else. |
Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 1415505)
USAA has gone downhill since it made the strategic change from only accepting military members to the public at large. I've been a member since 1979 and I'm seriously thinking of dumping them and finding a better more cost-effective insurance and banking organization. Its a shame really. They used to be unparallelled.
My sister is in management at Geico and says that USAA rates are good, keep the insurance...also they're very good at "bundling" services. Thus far I haven't hit a glitch yet with the loan processor, he called yesterday and didn't foresee any problems. |
On the bright side of things, the DECU Coweta office has a change machine in the lobby. I made $75.00 cashing in my change pile the other day.
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 1415505)
USAA has gone downhill since it made the strategic change from only accepting military members to the public at large. I've been a member since 1979 and I'm seriously thinking of dumping them and finding a better more cost-effective insurance and banking organization. Its a shame really. They used to be unparallelled.
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Some new updated destinations and flights
Looks to be weekly frequencies starting later this year. MSPSJO 0740 1310 SJOMSP 1425 2000 on 752 JFKGUA 0830 1300 GUAJFK 1400 1945 on 73G LAXBZE 0020 0700 BZELAX 1030 1350 on 738 |
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