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Yes on the present like bills and groceries.

Op already paid optima, and their dad is right. This is like saying you can talk to the judge if you don't like what your lawyer is saying. It's true, but unlikely to lead to a useful outcome.

Are you sure you want to do this? There are some priceless experiences that you can only have as a child / young teen. Wouldn't the money be best used now for a once in a lifetime experience vs when he graduates college, and likely gets a job where he makes that much in a week?

Gee thanks mom and dad, I finally get my first real paycheck for 2k+ and you give me another $1200 6000 dollars that is just lost in the sauce.

Yes? Yes you are trying to spend the 401k money on stuff in the present?

I just find it so funny.

For things like 1099b they have until mid Feb to send out.

Depends on what you do, where you live, and how much experience you have. $54k would be a ton for some jobs, and it would be horrible for other jobs. Where I would start if I were you is to figure out your job title/role. Then do some research and see what the market rates are for your job title, with your experience, and where you live. That will give you an idea on whether or not your salary is in line with what others are making, doing what you do, and where you live.

They should have handed you an envelope with a carbon copy of the sales agreement. It’s not in your glovebox?

Yes, the option I checked was the “A direct rollover of my vested balance to an IRA or a qualified retirement plan. (Unless that’s not it.)

My man

Get quotes from both and see who is cheaper.

Id.me is not a brokerage. Id.me is a way to get identified online for government websites (among other places)

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You would hope that any solvent used to erase the pay to entry would destroy or damage the check, at least enough to make it questionable whether or not to cash it.

>I'm sure there's a few i'm forgetting

1099-SA if you had an HSA and took any distributions from it during 2022.

My HSA provider was annoyingly slow (though still before today's deadline) getting this to me. I'd have preferred not to tap this balance last year, but it ended up being necessary.

If you buy today, you'll get the current rate for 6 months and then the next rate for 6 months.

The chance of the rate going up in May is infinitesimally small. Like, even rounded up it would be written as 0.00% small.

And there are no real returns with I bonds, they literally preserve buying power. You save enough to buy a Happy Meal today and you'll have enough to buy a Happy Meal in 20 years.

You're honestly a bro for this response. I don't want to be sent to any court room, but I def will plead with the judge in terms of "unnatural causes". :\

Was $28k the total sale price reported on the purchase agreement? Looks like this: https://www.amazon.com/Vehicle-Automotive-Purchase-Agreement-Dealership/dp/B08V9K7NL8

Or was the $28k the total cost of credit on the Truth In Lending Disclosure? Looks like this: https://i0.wp.com/massrealestatelawblog.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2011/03/TIL-Photo.jpg

I think you may be confusing IRS with IRA...

It’ll stay for six months at the current rate, then the rate will change to the updated rate for six months.

Part of it is that they aren't paper. Remember stock certificates?

That makes sense. She did not qualify for a dependent because I claimed the child for this year.

It was the 80's. It's going to be my grandma claim to fame along with when I was younger gas was 69 cents a gallon. It was technically only that cheap for 2 weeks because a new station had opened and they wanted to drive traffic their way.

> I’m trying to take out my 401K

When you say "take out" are you attempting to cash out?

As in, you're trying to take the 401k money out to spend? Like on lobster, steak, clothes, cars, jewelry, etc?