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asur posted:I'm pretty certain this isn't true in his case. You can save receipts and reimburse yourself at any point, but I'm almost positive that you can't reimburse more than you had in the account at the time. According to my company, you can reimburse more than you had at the time. Like if the company puts in $100 a month and you have a $500 expense, you can just pay yourself back the entire amount in 5 months. I'm just not sure what happens when you switch insurance without paying yourself back in its entirety first.
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nelson posted:Self reimbursement is more of an IRS rule rather than an insurance issue. So what does the IRS say about it then?
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Put in the exact amount to get the entirety of a company match and no more.
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Pie Colony posted:I'm not actually sure how long Savings account
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Pie Colony posted:After doing some research (reading the first page of Google) MMAs seem like a better savings account, why would I not get one of those? MMAs are investment accounts backed by bonds, but which function more similarly to savings accounts. I guess you could do one instead of it's extremely beneficial, like if you're breaking a few percent. Calculate your actual gain based off your balance compared to a straight savings. Barring some major financial crisis, the value of a MMA shouldn't decrease.
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Is refinancing a 10k car loan even a thing?
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Is Ally still the go-to online bank? I’m shuffling some finances and don’t know if something better came around the past decade. I’d be looking for something for general banking, not just chasing interest rates. No investments, just self-service checking/savings.
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