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not sure how much i should contribute to flex spending account?

this is my first antiquated doing it and i need a lot of dental work done. right now i need root canal and government on front tooth and bottom front tooth. i need wisdom teeth taken out.


I would advance $2000 because a root canal alone is $1000 (approx) Then you will need a post and a crown which can run around $2000.

not sure how much i should contribute to flex spending account?

this is my first heretofore doing it and i need a lot of dental work done. right now i need root canal and fillet on front tooth and bottom front tooth. i need wisdom teeth taken out. i dont want to conribute so much that it affects my bills or other


It sounds like you have a lot of dental calling to do next year. Crowns are expensive, around $1000/each, and insurance usually only covers 50% of crowns. I would call the dentist's place and ask them what they thought the bill would be for all the


Talk to an account forewoman at your dentist office and let them work with your insurance company and have them come up with your total out-of-pocket costs, then you may homelessness to factor in a couple of medical insurance co-pays for regular doctor visits and

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What a timely article. NOT!

Three years late.

Bet this guy is getting ready to cover the meltdown on Wall Street. Let's not rush him.

Oh yeah, and as for : "complaints are dealt with promptly, thoroughly and at our expense." they're forgetting about one small complaint. The Roberts case. Wait...that's gonna be at their expense, too. Punk mother fuckers.

This article does report incidents that haven't appeared elsewhere, which is good. As for "A Tishman spokesman had no reaction to reports of beer cans or sex in the bushes, but insisted vermin complaints are dealt with "promptly, thoroughly and at our expense," one wonders why he had no reaction (perfect spin opportunity) to the beer cans and sex. Neither he nor the reporter bothered to mention that dealing with vermin is the landlord's responsibility.

Re: Rats

I've been meaning to get to this. While I do despise TS et al, I have to give them that rats are WAY down; WAY. Pre-sale, during the course of an outdoor nighttime cigarette, I'd see an average of 8 in whatever immediate area I was facing. I hardly ever see even one anymore. Oh they are around, this is Manhattan, but there is no infestation IMHO. This leads me to think that it is the fly-over state/suburban/frat people that are doing the hollering.

So there. I did it. I spit it out. ;-)

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On the Road to Becoming a Somebody… Finally!

When I read my past entries, the ebb and flow of my emotions is quite apparent. Hopefully, I can ride this hide tide all the way back to the shore. It took a very, very, very long time, but phase one of my adult life is finally about to begin! On the week I was going to throw in the towel and take two horrifically horrible jobs as a telemarketer and a scanning clerk, the winds of fortune blew in my direction for a change. Tomorrow, I start my new full time, 40-hour per week, job I can hang my hat on, at the Music and Arts Center. I get to do in some fashion what I’ve trained to do my whole life in this job, and I think I’ll be pretty awesome at it. I’ve come to somewhat idolize the guys at Guitar Center, and now I’ll be one of those guys. I’ll be like my boy Lega, who does Guitar Center by day and run his own Studio by night. I can repair the damage. My life looks like the aftermath of a tornado. So many unpaid bills, unfulfilled commitments, pending debts. I can finally address these things. Money for the past year has been like a debit card with a small balance on it, but when the money ran out, it ran out. There is no such thing as stretching out your dollar. It’s a psychological mind game to trick yourself into thinking that you’re being frugal. Now, money will be more like a faucet, and soon enough, a repository. Man have I learned harsh lessons about money, and it is about time I learned how to be the Lance of old who never needed a credit card because he bought things in full. A steady $1700 per month. I can plan around this. I can make budgets that matter, because budgets don’t work with a debit card type of income. I can pay off my credit cards, pay off my line of credit, and hopefully pay off my car. I can get my car repaired! I can fix me. I can look into gym memberships. That has to start with my other dietary habits that I could have been helping myself with all along. I usually east because I’m bored. I won’t be bored anymore because I h have a place to be. I can get a date. I can afford to take a chick to a movie once in a while. I can get my family Christmas presents. So let’s set some goals. My student loans are deferred until June. That means if I can get on track by April, by which I mean, eliminate ALL of my debt: MetLife, Sweetwater, Visa, and Line of Credit, I will be in great shape. A bonus would be paying off all or most of my car loan. Let’s weight about 270 by April. Losing 40 pounds in 5 months seems reasonable. Finally, Let’s try for just one date between now and then. I should start by saying I hate journals. But I'm keeping one because I want to reinvent myself. I want to leave bread crumbs so I can look ahead to where I'm heading, and look back to where I've been. I thought about making it private, but I fugured if by some shot in the dark someone stumbled upon it, I would more than welcome an opinion. Fin.