In San Francisco, the mopeds max out at 30 mph and in Barcelona, they max out at 60 mph.
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Then, max out an IRA, and circle back to max out your 103(k) if you still want to save more.
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Your Coverage Will Max Out More QuicklySince essential health benefits are by definition, well, essential, you can't max out: There is no annual or lifetime limit on them.
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" - Roberto, 32 "Max out all your credit cards.
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Films currently tend to max out at around 10 minutes.
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The chartered rides max out at 54 seats per trip.
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These policies are limited and usually max out at $350,000.
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Flake's donor base is limited and will eventually max out.
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They plan to max out to each of the endorsees.
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This year, her goal is to max out her Roth IRA.
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"People don't generally max out their 401(k) contributions," Sowhangar said.
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For comparison, Skype and Google Hangouts both max out at 25.
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If you max out a clock, well, they're coming for you.
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Those who max out tend to be older and/or wealthier.
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Try to max out your contribution to what your employer matches.
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"People should try to max out their 401(k)," says Janachowski.
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Which max out at a robust, but not interstellar-ready 29,000 mph.
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Southwest has taken the MAX out of its flying schedule through Aug.
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Ideally, aim to max out those contributions for the year, Stich said.
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Remember, in 230 you can max out your retirement contributions at $21,303.
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It starts at 2630GB of RAM and can max out at 2800GB.
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Then, max out your 401(k) if you still have spare cash.
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But $600 is $600 (assuming you can max out on Viewpoints "programs").
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"He did a lot of max-out, traditional fund-raising," she said.
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She plans to max out her employee contributions over the next 28 months.
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Larry plans to max out a Roth IRA over the next 18 months.
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But the group's tendency to often max out production makes the market wary.
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I'll also probably max out my Roth IRA before contributing to this again.
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So, it's time to max out the color spectrum with our summertime #OOTDs.
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Dirigibles are far slower than planes: they max out at just 110kph (70mph).
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"It's O.K., just max out your credit card," Ms. Sommer recalled their saying.
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If you max out the iPhone 13 Pro Max, it comes to $1,449.
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Max out your tax-advantaged accounts, like a 401(k), IRA, or 529.
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Thompson is reportedly known for mastering the way to max out overtime pay.
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Mr. Steininger encouraged his workers to "max out" claims, according to the indictments.
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The $9993 T1 is set to max out at 8 miles per hour.
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At the very least, max out your company's match for your 401(k).
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It will always be the best way to max out our economic power.
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If the answer is yes, then do your best to max out that match.
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Currently, SDXC standard cards max out at 512GB, and they're priced at around $200.
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Electric cars with thousand-pound batteries generally max out at 300 miles per charge.
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The carrier had previously taken the 737 MAX out of its schedule until August.
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The 2000 contribution limit for FSAs is $2,650, although many people don't max out.
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Contributions would max out at $2,000 a year, and earnings would accumulate tax-deferred.
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Luckily, my insurance has a $3,000 deductible and a $6,204.673 max out of pocket.
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White participants and higher-income households were more inclined to max out their cards.
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Morse owns Nigerian Dwarf goats, miniature animals which max out at 30-40 pounds.
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The Frames are no match for construction, even if you max out the volume.
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Top-tier lithium-ion batteries currently max out around 250 watt-hours per kilogram.
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Destiny's April 2350 update ensured that, over time, everyone can max out their Light.
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Games will max out at 1080p/60 frames-per-second in the base tier.
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Officers often retire when their pensions max out after 30 years on the job.
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The 2019 contribution limit for FSAs is $2,700, although many people don't max out.
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At some point, you max out that happiness account and need to move on.
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Max out your retirement accounts, at least up to the amount of the employer match.
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The rear seats don't slide fore and aft to max out leg or cargo room.
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Brandon encourages extreme savers to open HSAs after they max out their other retirement plans.
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But few people have enough internet speed to really max out their Wi-Fi bandwidth.
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Why wouldn't Bird, Lime, Spin and others max out the allowable 22019,213 scooters per permit?
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That's a 33 percent decrease and saves him enough to max out his 401(k).
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The new sets will now max out at a bit larger size than current models.
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Savers who use this strategy should aim to max out their contributions for the year.
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An H&R Block expert can help you max out your deductions and your refund.
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Southwest Airlines on Thursday took the Boeing 737 Max out of its schedules until Feb.
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But Collins says he tries to max out the benefit off each social media platform.
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They earn salaries that start at $2114,23 and max out, after 22 years, at $113,372.
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But unlike individual contributions, which max out at $2,700, bitcoin contributions are capped at $100.
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The Rev has three ride modes that respectively max out at 12, 18 and 24 mph.
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"This is going to max out my credit card," she said as she turned to me.
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Users are hacking scooters around the world to max out their speed and get free rides.
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The latter move helped the Lakers max out their possible cap space after the Davis dealings.
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To max out the discount and get $130 back, you'd have to spend at least $1,23.
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That's allowed him to max out his 401(k) contributions to have enough to retire comfortably.
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They start at $95 a pair (or $68 for biker shorts) and max out at $115.
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"When you're 230, you max out the head start minutes you get," Shropshire said last week.
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I always tell borrowers to max out their federal loan options before turning to private loans.
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Dieter: To was it, "We max out at two on the back," because that's the rule?
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United and Southwest currently have the the 737 Max out of their schedules until early March.
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First, McCormick misdirected, to get Max out of his "spin cycle of anger," says the founder.
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Which, yes, means that if they max out their time they'll be talking well past midnight.
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Non-Apple-related rewards max out at 1 percent cash back per purchase for the physical card.
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Are they 3D animators who need to max out both the CPU and GPU for their workload?
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On another note: Do NOT max out student loans so you have extra money to live on.
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The Yoga Book C930 will ship with 7th-gen Y-series processors and max out at 256GB.
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"If you're self-employed, max out your SEP IRA," said Lisa Greene-Lewis, a CPA with TurboTax.
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US configurations max out at 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage for all of these tablets.
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Otherwise, the transmission's brain will make a beeline for the "overdrive" gears to max out the MPGs.
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Savings: $7,000 Annual ExpensesRenter's Insurance: $120401(k): I max out at $18,000, with a 50% company match.
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The R1 will likely max out at 25 mph, which would probably disqualify it from highway driving.
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Health Insurance: $149Annual ExpensesGym: $500/yearSavings: I max out my IRA annually ($5,500) Day One6:30 a.m.
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"His wife is going to max out, and he'll try to raise another five," she says flatly.
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None of this should be read as an indictment on Van Gundy's decision to max out Drummond.
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Phone Bill: $100, reimbursed by companySavings: I fully max out my IRA, 401(k), and HSA accounts.
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Parsley does not take insurance, and doctors max out at seeing a few hundred patients per year.
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Our business pays for our internet and phone coverage, so that part is easy to max out.
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"But if we had a measles outbreak or some other emergency, we would max out," she said.
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If you max out your 401(k) plan every year, your money could grow significantly over time.
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So you might as well go ahead, max out your credit card on merch, and enjoy it.
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Paddy says that by comparison, NASA's best experimental efforts max out at 9,600 seconds of specific impulse.
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Lenise: We max out our time in Disneyland for sure; we start early and we stay late.
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Since highly paid employees usually max out their 401(k) contributions quickly, deferral plans can be attractive.
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Often, a student will max out federal student loans before turning to private or Parent Plus loans.
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What should you do if you can't max out your 401(k) contributions due to failed testing?
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It's fast, too, with transfer speeds that Western Digital—which owns SanDisk—claims max out at 100MB/s.
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For example, assume you max out your 401(k) plan, saving $18,000 every year starting at age 25.
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The September date would mean United will go at least 18 months with the Max out of commission.
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NASA estimates that totality will max out in southern Illinois, lasting more than two minutes and 40 seconds.
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If you already participate, you could use some of that $20,000 windfall to max out on your contributions.
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Some robot vacuums can run for two hours on one charge, but some max out at an hour.
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They have faster storage, which is an indisputable benefit, but they also max out at 16GB of RAM.
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Chase Freedom, because I always max out the quarterly 5x bonus categories (up to $1,500; activation is required).
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I would also like to be able to max out my HSA in the next year or so.
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To achieve your target number, live below your means, increase your income, and max out your retirement accounts.
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"It would be nice to max out contributions to each HSA we own, but we can't," said Ramthun.
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Each world introduces a new mechanic, and we play with each one extensively to max out its potential.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), another recipient of a max-out check, refused to respond to questions about Bolton.
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If I'd gone so far as to max out my 401(k) contributions, I'd have a lot more.
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Well apparently CNN forgot to disclose that the questioner was a max out donor to Warren's Senate campaign.
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In 2018, he contributed his entire annual bonus, which helped him max out the account for the year.
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However, those payments usually max out in the tens of thousands of dollars—making the $100,000 payment particularly unusual.
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Tax loss harvesting only becomes useful after you max out tax-advantaged accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs.
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It's fast, too, with transfer speeds that Western Digital—which owns SanDisk—claims max out at 5003MB/s. $2500.
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It's fast, too, with transfer speeds that Western Digital—which owns SanDisk—claims max out at 265MB/s. $235.
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Netgear says it has a top speed of 1.7 Gbps, but these new units max out at 867 Mbps.
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But far less invest and even fewer are able to max out their 237(k) on an annual basis.
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I also max out $5,500 for my Roth IRA and contribute the max 6% match for my 401(k).
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Aim to max out tax-advantaged accounts including 401(k)s and IRAs before putting money in brokerage accounts.
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Most M4s max out at near 300 meters, but the CSASS allows shooters to reach out to 600 meters.
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United said that it was keeping the 1503 Max out of its flight schedule until at least November 2150.
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Then, look at the max out-of-pocket costs for the plan; let's say it's $1,200 in this example.
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Chase Freedom, because I always max out the quarterly 5%/5x bonus categories (up to $1,500; activation is required).
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Any reputable for-profit would instantly have fired a recruiter who encouraged applicants to max out their credit cards.
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Premium ice cream tends to max out around 18% milk fat, which can come from milk, cream or butter.
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My posts are more about what I write than the image, and my captions always max out on length.
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Chase Freedom, because I always max out the quarterly 5%/5x bonus categories (up to $1,500; activation is required).
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In other words, now is the time to increase your contribution percentage and even max out if you can.
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I have $1,500 in my personal savings and $5,000 in my Roth IRA, which I try to max out.
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If your company offers an employee-matching program, take advantage of it immediately and max out your allowable contributions.
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A dozen employees of these companies cut max-out checks of $2,800 to Warren's campaign, including eight from Google.
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Of those 23 percent, 16 percent don't max out their match, and seven percent don't know if they do.
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Yes, you can max out your 401(k) plan at work, go on vacation and enjoy your Netflix, too.
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To max out a 401(k), you&aposd have to contribute $19,000 ($25,000 if you&aposre 50 or older).
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Unlocked, it might be illegal on many public streets; most city-legal e-bikes max out at 20 mph.
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When Eleven shows up for half a second, instead of rejoining the group, she injures Max out of jealousy.
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All Forsaken owners can max out at the new Light cap, but only Annual Pass holders can do Surge Bounties.
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My parents believe in the "rolling method," where you roll up your clothes to max out space in a suitcase.
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If you can, max out your contributions, which is $18,000 this year or $24,000 for workers age 50 and older.
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If you max out that 50-kilo scale, you can call it a 'Willy'—as in Free Willy, the orca.
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Your menu doesn't max out at poultry and fries, either — casserole, stews, and desserts are also possible in the Foodi.
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At $475,000, Novartis would max out at around $300 million of revenue — a lot of money, but hardly a blockbuster.
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Ideally, aim to max out your contributions for the year, and invest those funds rather than keep them in cash.
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Doré says that anyone who expects to be in this situation should max out their 401(k) contributions in advance.
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But the national average of people who max out at the regular limit is just 9 percent, according to Fidelity.
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The nicest ones from LG and Samsung max out around $75703,27570, so this is an inflated price on Dell's part.
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Similar to other scooters, the Rev has three ride modes that respectively max out at 12, 18 and 24 mph.
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Saving for the future is a top priority: "I try to max out my 240(k) each year," he says.
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Max out your workplace planWhether you make $200,000 a year or $753,000 a year, this is where you should start.
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We all want to max out our 2401(k) contributions — and a select handful of taxpayers are doing just that.
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If that sounds like a drop in the bucket, why not go all-in and max out a Mac Pro?
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To put this in perspective, most printers you'd find in your home or office max out at around 4800 DPI.
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With the savings, max out your contributions to a 401(k) plan, particularly if there is an employer match, Ward advised.
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Contributions for tonight's fundraiser max out at $2,700 per person, with a limited number of tickets available for $45 and $125.
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He also raised more than $100,000 for her 2008 run through "bundling," and looks likely to max out again in 2016.
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Before you dip into your retirement savings, though, it's better to max out your credit cards, Orman says on her podcast.
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It includes options that max out at an i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and Nvidia GeForce 940MX graphics.
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Compared to 250mm or APS-C lenses, Fujifilm's GF lenses aren't nearly as fast; their apertures max out at f/250.
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Buying both of those games digitally and downloading them to the Switch will max out the system's 32GB of onboard storage.
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If you max out the specs with 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD drive, that iMac will cost you $5,250.
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You might find that you max out on credits in whatever book app you use before the credit period is up.
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A miniaturist who likes to max out, Wes Anderson creates elaborate counter worlds that look like ours while remaining uniquely Andersonian.
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Max out your workplace plan before turning to a Roth IRA, or if your income is too high, a traditional IRA.
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A six-show series ends up being less than $27 a ticket, and single tickets max out at just double that.
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Look to max out retirement accounts and HSAs, then consider opening a taxable brokerage account in which to invest more funds.
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For someone making $2401,5003 and already saving 2500%, increasing your savings by 2120% to 2500% would max out your 401(k).
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New York Public Library cardholders will max out after 10 films per month, and Brooklyn cardholders can watch up to six.
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In your 40s, you should be nearing your peak earning years — and striving to max out your contributions to your 401k.
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"Until this point in time, we were taking the Max out sometimes 60 to 75 days before the flights," Raja said.
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Last week, United joined those carriers in taking the Max out of its schedules until January as the grounding drags on.
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He also raised nearly $1.3 million from donors who gave more than $1,000, including more than $667,000 from max-out donors.
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If users max out their Mac Pro configurations, the computer will cost more than $50,000 — Apple&aposs most expensive product ever.
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Cheaper imports will likely max out at around one inch and can be held together by screws or scratchy glue lines.
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For far, far more, you can max out the machine with a 6-core processor, 64GB of memory, and a 2TB SSD.
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"Sources said the plans call for staff to max out at 10 workers per location during any given shift," the paper writes.
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Some campaigns max out their credit cards, or take out loans to fill their accounts, and those still need to be repaid.
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Most phones max out at 4GB of RAM, although Chinese companies like Vivo and LeEco have created phones with 6GB of RAM.
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If you max out your GPU instance, you get 60GB of RAM, 32 CPU cores and 4 GPUs on the same instance.
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The middle-row seats slide fore and aft to max out legroom there, or to show those in row three some love.
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"I've been contributing 15% or more for at least two decades now, and max out my 401(k) every year," he wrote.
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And with $100,000 at your disposal, you can afford to max out both a 401(k) and an IRA if you're eligible.
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That's why QuickBooks imports all your financial transactions so you can easily sort them into tax categories and max out your deductions.
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High school teacher Brian Weitzel on getting started as a real estate investor: Automate your savings and max out your retirement accounts
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As you can see, they both max out their 2000(k) plan each year and are working on paying down student loan debt.
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Generally speaking, Clinton events tend to max out their financial requests in the $50,000 area, similar to the Timberlake event going for $33,20133.
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If you don't have the flexibility to max out your retirement plan, try to save enough to get the employer match, if available.
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Group FaceTime is finally here and it supports 32 participants in one call, beating both Skype and Hangouts which max out at 25.
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Typically, with a SIMPLE, you will max out contributions for 2018 at around $4013,000 or, if you're over age 50, at around $31,000.
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Even if you're a little further in your career, you still may not be able to max out your 401(k) every year.
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Flight attendants and ground crews from American Airlines and Southwest Airlines urged the companies to take the Boeing 737 Max out of service.
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I was able to max out my Roth each year and also contribute to a SEP IRA and a non-retirement investment account.
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Mays and her husband then got serious about retirement savings, committing to increasing contributions every quarter until they reached a max-out level.
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As you can see, they both max out their 401(k) plan each year and are working on paying down student loan debt.
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If Republicans want to max out the number of nominations they can clear this year, they'll need to detangle the stalemate with Flake.
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I'm savings-minded, so I aim to save around 50% of my salary each month and max out my 401(k) and HSA.
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Here are some guidelines to max out your results with daily doubles—without winding up injured, burnt out, or just hating the gym.
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Second, the total amount, even if you max out on health and targeted, just isn't as large as what could be helpful economically.
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Using the applicant in the CNBC as an example, say you max out your Apple Card at $750 with a 6303 percent interest.
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The better way to save more for retirement is to max out all your tax-advantaged plans with a disciplined and diversified approach.
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Most rooms start at 125 square feet with bunk bed options, and even the largest rooms max out at just 250 square feet.
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O and SandRidge Energy to max out revolving credit lines - designed to cover short-term funding gaps - have prompted banks to take action.
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Quick: How much do you think it costs to max out the new Apple Watch Series 218 with all available upgrades and accessories?
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To max out an IRA in 2019, you&aposd have to contribute $6,000 during the year ($7,000 if you&aposre 33 or older).
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That allowed me to max out my 226(k) on a modest salary and also save another 2580% of my 2500(k) cash flow.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, Harris partakes in closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers where wealthy donors can max-out their contributions to her campaign.
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If you want to play Three Houses like a Persona game, and max out your relationships with your favorite characters, you can do that.
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Both are operating at low speeds — vehicles that max out at 25 mph are typical — and along structured routes or within tightly geofenced areas.
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Savings at Best Buy max out a little under 21329.99% off, but that's rare for Apple stuff (considering Amazon's discounts are usually around 21269.01%).
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On the other end of the bunny spectrum, the smaller breeds, such as the Netherland Dwarf, can max out at just a few pounds.
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The Switch's game cartridges currently max out at 32GB, less than the 50GB Blu-ray discs used by the Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
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For lower-income earners who didn't max out their 401(k) plan salary deferral, the SIMPLE might actually let them put more money aside.
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It doesn't take long to max out your computer's RAM and scratch disks which can make your system start to feel slow and sluggish.
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It won't always max out that jump counter, but if you want to be a Magikarp master you'll have to treat it with respect.
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I've seen people max out their credit cards after buying rounds of drinks for everyone at the bar, after they've had one too many.
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Usually Madewell's sale-on-sale discounts max out at 30% off, so it may be a while until you see another discount this significant.
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What better for the holiday season, when you want to add a little festive sparkle but also need to max out the comfort factor?
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They max out their credit cards to secure cheap space and try to break even by throwing parties every night their pop-up exists.
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We wanted to max out our budget in a place we wanted to be, make new friendships and have people be comfortable visiting us.
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I do however miss popular exploits such as Confusion farming, the removal of which has made it harder to max out your bank balance.
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The iPhone 11 Pro and Pixel 4 cameras max out at 10x, and they don't perform nearly as well as the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
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But, per those hawkish online gambling wizzes, the 'Bachelor' pair appeared to coordinate their max-out 150 lineups to increase their chances of winning.
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American Airlines on Thursday took the Max out of its schedule until April 7, more than a full year since regulators grounded the plane.
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Max out your IRA or Roth IRAOnce you've reached your full employer match, your 401(k) may not be the best place to invest.
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Prices for the Foodi start at $199.99 and max out at a whopping $279.99, the only difference between the two models being the size.
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At least two other max-out donors from the firm have had roles in some of the most controversial recent financial scandals and mergers.
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That amount has since increased that amount to $22009,22005 for the first two PayPal Working Capital loans, while any subsequent loans max out at $200,000.
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Streaming video is data-intensive, and Netflix says many subscribers worry that watching video on a phone will max out their monthly mobile data allowance.
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Of course, to max out the profits on this trade, the trader is targeting a 58% drop in Tesla's share price between now and August.
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Gameplay can max out at 4K 60FPS if your internet connection is solid and can scale things down to 1080p if you're missing some megabits.
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"To make the most of your IRA, you have until you file your tax return in 2016 to max out your [2015] contribution," says Rosenfeld.
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This tax break is for lower income households and can max out $210,2000 for households with three or more children for the 26 tax year.
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Establishing a trust might be the right move for your family if you're able to max out your annual gift exclusion every year, said King.
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Max out your retirement accountsThere's at least one common strategy present in nearly every story about financial independence and early retirement: early and frequent savings.
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And in "2 Broke Girls," at 9:30, Caroline learns that studio writers want to make her life into a movie — but leave Max out.
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The cores each max out at around 1.78 GHz, and, because they are all independently clocked, can be shut down individually when not in use.
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According to Myers, DVDs that might once have sold tens or hundreds of thousands of copies now max out in the hundreds or thousands, period.
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The Trump campaign will max out contributions to nearly 100 candidates in its first found of contributions -- ensuring thousands of dollars for each candidate selected.
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Pros: Wide range of styles, true to size, cute designs, comfortable, affordableCons: May not be as long-lasting as others, sizes max out at DDD
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Most college courses are three or four credits, and full-time teaching loads pretty much max out at five classes a semester (at community colleges).
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Your 50s are your peak earning years, and you should still be striving to max out your contributions to your 401k or similar retirement plan.
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Start investing simply through your retirement account and if you want more options, or you max out your 401(k), open a brokerage account.7.
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At the bridal store, you'll max out your credit card for a gossamer veil that looks remarkably like the doily on your grandmother's end table.
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The figures include individual donations to candidates, which max out at $2,700 per candidate, and exclude much larger contributions to political action committees and party groups.
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" She continued: "Some of Trump University's tactics: push people to take on debt, cash out retirement, max out credit cards—whatever it took to buy classes.
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There's a wide freewayesque thoroughfare, where we max out at a very thrilling 2500 miles per hour, and a twisting, ultra-narrow road with tight bends.
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I do a little happy dance in my car and use my debit card to max out the meter, which gets me three hours of parking.
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When McGillis was sick, Coughlin's players set about gathering donations from the surrounding community from people who would pledge money for players "max-out" weight-lifts.
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In fact, 56% of Americans with incomes of $150,95.43 or more would rather max out a credit card than ask a family member to borrow money.
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"Some employers will not continue to match, once you max out," she said—meaning you'll lose out on valuable free cash for the rest of 2016.
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To put it in perspective, the biggest drawer-style fryers max out at 5.8-quarts, and those combination air fryer/toaster ovens are usually 10 quarts.
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Vodafone claims the network can max out at speeds of around 1 gigabit per second (Gbps), but I wasn't able to get anything close to that.
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Starship's robots max out at four miles per hour and are about the size of a suitcase, designed to carry a payload of around 40 pounds.
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We try to max out the 5% quarterly bonus from Freedom, use our Sapphire Preferred card for travel and restaurants, and the Freedom Unlimited everywhere else.
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Currently Marberry invests 25% of his W-2 income in a 401(k), and he and his wife also max out their Roth individual retirement accounts.
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Depending on your "level," which charts a player's slow advancement rather than denoting any change in the game, energy will max out at a certain ceiling.
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The flamethrower, which went up for pre-order yesterday, is selling for $500 a pop, and Musk says the total number sold will max out at 20,000.
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At the time, Jeff and I were both doing well professionally, and we tried to max out our retirement accounts and put money in Hugo's college fund.
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As for an every year tax tip, Steber added you should always max out your retirement contributions to your retirement accounts, like an IRA and 401(K).
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Apple, for example, offers 15-inch MacBook Pros in six- and eight-core variants, but its smaller 13-inch MacBook Pros max out with four-core processors.
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And it turns out every die-hard Swiftie can now perfectly replicate their favs reinvention look, if they're willing to max out their credit card that is.
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While I haven't heard HomePod in person, I'm sure its sound quality blows every other smart speaker (except maybe the Google Home Max) out of the water.
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But you can dial back the lumens to a setting that's still bright, just not completely blinding, to max out battery life to up to 100 minutes.
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These two boxes will max out at 1080p, but they're also about the size of a roll of quarters, and the most expensive one is just $40.
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Wiggins's ability to max out the non-scoring parts of his game is important not just from an on-court standpoint, but also from a financial one.
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Corbin Trent, Ocasio-Cortez's communications director, told Roll Call last week that the top salaries at their office would max out at $80,000 due to the policy.
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And while Ford has yet to confirm the Mach E&aposs top speed, Tesla claims the Model Y will max out at an electronically limited 239 mph.
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When these payments from manufacturers would max out for the year, patients' insurance would typically kick in since they've met their deductible or out-of-pocket maximums.
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"If you max out your 401(k), you're lowering your taxable income for the year and you might actually still qualify for a Roth IRA," she says.
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These earning categories might work better for your needs if you&aposre a big Office Depot or Staples spender and feel you can max out these rewards.
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He wants to max out his retirement accounts — that's $6,000 for the IRA and $19,000 for the 401(k) this year — and hit $20,000 in liquid savings.
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" He added that it would "always be the best way to max out our economic power" and that the US is "now taking in $billions in Tariffs.
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"This age group needs to immediately max out their 401(k) to the degree they're able to," says David Schneider, a CFP and founder of Schneider Wealth Strategies.
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"You have to max out up to at least what the company's going to match," said Kirk Jewell, a certified financial planner and founder of Global Financial Services.
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"I think we're all capable of having multiple orgasms, but a better goal is to find your own version of what feels like to max out on pleasure."
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"I tend to max out my volume now both on the speakers and on my computer, which I did not used to have to do," she told me.
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Meanwhile, 52% of whites would rather max out a credit card, while 51% of blacks and 59% of Hispanics would rather ask a family member to borrow money.
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Both my pups have run of the house and sleep next to me (well, Lucy ends up kicking Max out of bed every morning, but he still tries!)
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Most of the pizzerias we love use powerful, massive ovens that max out at around 800 degrees, scorching the outside crust and forcing the cheese to melt evenly.
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Still, with prices starting at $213,215, there's a lot of headroom to max out a Spectre x360's spec before reaching even the entry-level MacBook Pro's cost.
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The biggest size currently available is extra large, but a significant percentage of the styles max out at large, which will fit a U.S. size 8 to 10.
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His 1 million euro ($1,112,143) salary will be reduced to 500,000 euros ($556,200), and his maximum bonus, currently also 1 million euros, will max out at 500,000 euros.
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Or, you could use the Spanner to combine the 5 and the 2, which (since these dice max out at 6) would become a 6 and a 1.
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However, if you are just getting on your feet, don't forgo the chance to build an emergency fund or max out contributions to a 401(k) plan, either.
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A report prepared for the Spanish construction group estimated that damages from a recent court ruling in London could max out at 251 million euros, according to Expansion.
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Set to max out his sentence next year, he was going home no more rehabilitated than when he came in—the shank in his right hand said so.
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With cycling, people basically take the hormone-boosting supplements in short phases to try to max out the muscle gains while minimizing the long-term damage, he says.
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With all seven balls collected, the first player to max out their super meter to level 7 and perform a light attack auto combo that summons the dragon.
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They start at $965,000 and currently max out at $5.5 million — prices the developers call "affordable," at least when compared with those of some other luxury buildings nearby.
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If your company doesn't offer a 401(k) or comparable plan, or you max out your 401(k) for the year, you can still save for the future.
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As she went through treatment over six years, she would max out on her out-of-pocket expenses and deductibles within the first week of the new year.
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However, if you are just getting on your feet, don't forgo the chance to build an emergency fund or max out contributions to a 401(k) plan, he said.
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Which is why it might make sense to try to max out retirement contributions as early in the year is possible, assuming you have the means to do so.
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According to data provided by Fidelity, just 9% of 401(k) participants max out their contributions, over 80% of whom do so in the second half of the year.
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So even when packed full of spare diapers and sleepers, it shouldn't max out weight limitations, and it's specifically designed to squeeze into overhead luggage compartments on a plane.
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Unfortunately, the ports max out at 4 amps, which means they won't be able to fast charge any smartphones, which is really what you'd want to use them for.
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Because if you max out your credit card and ignore paying it off, you're going to trigger an annual percentage-rate penalty that can be very costly, she explained.
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We agree that I can decrease my 401(k) contributions to 10% of my paycheck and still max out on my employer match, while keeping my discretionary funds comfortable.
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Were it not for the debt, she says she would be able to max out her 401(k) with an $18,000 contribution every year, plus saving in an IRA.
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Moreover, because annual and lifetime benefit limits only apply to the Ten Essential Benefits, this will de facto create a situation where people can max out their insurance coverage.
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If you have access to a 401(k) plan or other workplace retirement plan, the goal should be to max out on your contributions as soon as you can.
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But if Republicans want to max out the number of judicial nominees they could confirm they'll need to defuse a fight with a member of their own party: Sen.
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But if you are tempted to max out the card just to feed the savings account, the cards are counterproductive and may saddle you with debt you cannot handle.
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Prices start at $650 and max out at $2,000, and since there's no customization aspect where you can select your center stone, there are no surprises at checkout either.
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Those easiest to reach may be the 10 percent of workers Fidelity found who max out the regular contribution but do not do catch-ups once they hit 50.
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Landlords will either bow out of the market, always max out on the rent increases available to them, or ratchet up the rent immediately when a new lease begins.
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But since both the Gold and Platinum Delta cards are also offering cash back for Delta purchases, you can get more value if you max out these welcome offers.
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Overreliance on the traditional fundraising model of "hold glitzy events at which you get rich people to max out their contributions" could be politically risky in today's Democratic Party.
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We saved some money by not hiring movers, but we needed a few pieces of new furniture and didn't want to max out our credit cards to get it.
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In total, contributions to a single employee's defined contribution plan — including their own deferrals and employer contributions — max out at $56,2000 or 2206% of their compensation, whichever is lower.
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Still, it's an excellent camera for shooting action scenes, provided you don't max out the buffer — 90 shots, or 4.5 seconds of continuous shooting, is a lot, after all.
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At the very least, max out your contributions on your employer-sponsored 401(k) plan to take advantage of the dollar-for-dollar employer match (if one is offered).
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Here's where the sacrifice can do some damage: Forty-four percent of savers said they experienced high work-related stress along with the desire to max out their savings.
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If you're on the giving side of retirement savings instead of the receiving end, advisors say you should max out your contributions — which are tax-deductible — to your 401(k).
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"On a total cost basis, which includes max out-of-pocket expenses, deductibles and premiums nationwide, it's down about 3 percent," said Michael Z. Stahl, chief marketing officer at HealthMarkets.
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In total, individuals can give up to $358,000 to the joint fundraising committee, should a Democratic donor choose to max out to Clinton's campaign, the DNC and each state party.
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In total, individuals can give up to $213,22 to the joint fundraising committee, should a Democratic donor choose to max out to Clinton's campaign, the DNC and each state party.
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In February, the Middle East airline said it would max out its A380 inventory at 123 aircraft, with the remaining 12 planes to be delivered by the end of 2021.
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I could only get most games to run well on medium settings or below, though the last-gen GTX 860M did max out graphics on some of my older games.
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In other words, the full retirement age would increase in step with life expectancies, as would the age at which delayed-retirement credits max out (which is currently age 70).
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Specifically, "max out your health savings account (HSA) and Roth IRA, " she tells CNBC, as those accounts will help provide for you both in the present and in the future.
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While the majority of people do not max out their contributions, some financial advisors worry that removing a big part of the tax incentive could reduce retirement savings even further.
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He doesn't max out the fat and the funk, the standard tactic now for American cooks who want to let it be known that they are down with Asian cuisines.
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And you have a lot more cash to do things like max out your retirement accounts or open a brokerage account, and still fund the kind of lifestyle you want.
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He's already one of the craftiest and effective downhill playmakers in basketball, but for Butler to truly max out his potential in the coming seasons, that jumper needs to stabilize.
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Last year, Leonard said he could max out at 605 lbs ... and the way he knocks out 405, it makes you wonder if that number has gone up even more.
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Over the last quarter-century, city voters have affirmed in three referendums — in 1993, 1996 and 2010 — that they want all their officeholders to max out at two consecutive terms.
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So his best case scenario is he needs to find 7,500 Americans and convince them all to max out their donations to him just to pull even with Secretary Clinton.
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Miss Lee is just starting out, and her programs typically max out around 40 listeners; in Lopez's research, she routinely encountered lines with 500 to 1,000 callers on at once.
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Don't be afraid to max out your power consumption; just know that you won't be able to build anything more until there's a new Relay or you've upgraded an existing one.
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Some of Clinton's backers say they are nervous about her campaign's fundraising strategy of relying heavily on donors who are able to write big checks, and who max out more quickly.
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In the recent CNBC and Acorns Invest in You Savings Survey, a question was posed: would you rather ask a family member to borrow money or max out a credit card?
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You're the friend who will excitedly pick up the tab at dinner just so you can see your friends be happy—even though you're about to max out your credit card.
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Capital gains taxes, which currently max out at 0003 percent for those in the 2000 percent tax bracket, would increase to 210 percent (including the 2000 percent net investment income tax).
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"From an interest-rate standpoint, [a 401(k) loan] can help, but be careful not to max out your term," said Tyler Harrison, managing member of Efficient Plan in Denton, Texas.
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Even under small-scale laboratory conditions, the world's best single-junction solar cells—the kind found in most solar panels—still max out at capturing 29 percent of the sun's energy.
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I just need to max out what I can carry in a portable package and I want to be able to whip out my laptop or camera at a moment's notice.
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TikTok has been described as an "endless buffet of visual candy," full of mindless videos and memes that max out at 60 seconds each (but are often much shorter than that).
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If you max out the new iPad Pro, which means opting for the 12.9-inch screen size with 1 TB of storage space and adding cellular connectivity, you'll be paying $1,650.
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They come from risk-takers who borrow money from banks or relatives or max out their credit cards or spend their own savings to start companies they hope will become profitable.
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More than one-third of Biden's contributions came from maximum donors in the second quarter, and max-out donors composed a similar portion of a smaller pie for Biden this quarter.
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Apple offers storage upgrades as well — the default Mac Pro comes with 256GB of SSD storage, but users can spend up to $1,400 to max out their storage at 4 terabytes.
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Max out my 401(k), no matter whatI got on the retirement fund train later than most people (a mistake in itself) but when I finally decided it was time to open up a 401(k), right before I turned 30, an accountant I was using at the time told me that I should max out the 401(k) so I could catch up to people my age who had been contributing since their first job at age 22.
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Private insurers handle most of it, but the federal government offers a backstop for those truly unusual catastrophes—think rocket nosediving into an elementary school—that would max out the private coverage.
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In 2018, the sequester budget caps max out defense spending at $549 billion and non-defense discretionary funding at $516 billion, far less than what Republicans and Democrats would like to spend.
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"It could hurt your score if you max out on one card even if the others have a low utilization rate," said Rod Griffin, director of consumer education and awareness for Experian.
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Now, more than 1 in 3 people — or 86 million Americans — said they're afraid they'll max out their credit card when making a large purchase, according to a WalletHub credit cards survey.
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That's why the app will provide notifications when you're nearing that 12 hour limit, effectively counting down so that it's fully transparent and not surprising to a driver when they max out.
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The CCS standard is supported by VW, GM, BMW, Daimler, Ford FCA, Tesla and Hyundai, and current vehicles that support it, including the Bolt EV, max out at 50 kW quick charging.
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Corrinne Sommer, a Trump University employee in 2007, recalled in a deposition that employees would urge prospective students to raise their credit limits and max out their cards to pay for classes.
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If you're considered a new iPhone and were already planning to splurge on a Pro version, you might be tempted to max-out on the iPhone 11 Pro Max — but you shouldn't.
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Having a high debt to credit ratio means you have a lot of debt compared to how much credit you have, like when you max out almost all of your credit cards.
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But even if you aren't in the financial position to max out your account, experts say increasing contributions by as little as 2000% can still make a big difference in building wealth.
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While most team-based shooters max out around 10 to 24 players, Battlefield 1 lets up to 64 players compete on the same map in a single round, allowing for maximum chaos.
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It's different in a presidential race, of course, but O'Rourke seems to have retained some support from high-dollar tech donors (and has five Big Four executives on his max-out list).
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The most enticing feature of the new Apple Watch is that OLED display which is now over 221 percent larger to reduce the bezels and max out the wearable's slightly larger case size.
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Just like the idea of "peak oil" — the hypothetical point at which global oil production could max out — you could say we're approaching a saturation point for venture-capital investments in software companies.
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Ranging across our favorite Target brands like Who What Wear x Target and A New Day, we found basket bags, bucket bags, and even a little drawstring pouch that max out at $35.
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Making a conscious effort to take in more carbs in the final two to three days pre-race triggers what's called a supercompensation, allowing you to max out your storage potential, Davis says.
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With Paris Design Week and New York Fashion Week causing the international aesthetic community to collectively max out their frequently flyer miles, it might be easy to overlook Madrid's upcoming art celebration, APERTURA.
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For point of comparison, the Vizio Reference displays that have impressed us in the past max out at around 800 nits, and your normal modern television display clocks in at around 500 nits.
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That means if a company could max out and hit the 10,500 scooter limit, which includes DACs, it would be looking at more than $700,000 in permitting fees to operate for a year.
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It's all about high-end purchasers these days, or making midrange people max out their credit cards, and if that isn't a metaphor for America as a whole I don't know what is.
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Contribute to and max out tax-advantaged retirement accounts — especially if your job offers employer matching — and consider low-cost investing options, like mutual funds, that help you build wealth through compound interest.
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Twitch and other game-streaming sites are big business, that much is established, but everyone's waiting for things to sort of max out, and some thought that might have happened earlier this year.
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Nightly rates for one-room overwater villas in August can start as low as $570 and go up to $830, and range between $2,200 and max out at around $2,800 during high season.
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Normally, temperatures in Miami around June's end max out at around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, explained Brian McNoldy, a senior research associate at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.
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My husband called his credit card issuer and asked to increase the limit, then we made sure not to max out our credit cards to ensure our credit utilization ratio was low.3.
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If you are 2000 or older, you can max out your contributions up to $24,2000, and if you are over 270 you can put in an additional $270,503 for a total of $250,22.
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But the Commonwealth of Virginia is spending a piddling $22,000 per job in the initial phase of development in Arlington, and payments will max out at $750 million if Amazon creates 37,850 jobs.
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In 2018, the sequester budget caps max out defense spending at $549 billion and non-defense discretionary funding at $516 billion, far less than what both Republicans and Democrats would like to spend.
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In shoulder season, they go up to $830 and max out at around $2,800 during high season, making this a strong pick for flexible travelers who are interested in visiting in off season.
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"You reach a max-out point if you do too much," said Ms. French, who published her first cookbook, "The Lost Kitchen: Recipes and a Good Life Found in Freedom, Maine," in May.
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Not only did Hubbard max out to nearly every Republican presidential candidate's campaign besides Trump's, he also gave $28500,6900 to group Our Principles PAC, which had the sole purpose of destroying Trump's candidacy.
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Research confirms the obvious folly of this approach, finding that people who are released to the supervision of a parole officer have lower rearrest rates than those who max out without subsequent supervision.
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That means a $2628 gift would net a campaign $28500, counting the $6900 in public matching funds, while a $2628 max-out contribution would equal $28503 after the public money is factored in.
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If he could tell his 23-year-old self anything about retirement, it would be to max out your retirement accounts, live a simple life, and start talking to your partner about money.
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Step into the Dear Drew pop up shop in New York City's Soho neighborhood and you'll want to book a vacation — and max out your credit card on pieces to pack for that vacation.
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One contributor to the hashtag recalls that the anticipation of the rapture led some people in her community to max out their credit cards, believing that the rapture would come before payment was due.
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But these files had a natural limitation: Most Zip decompression routines max out at a compression ratio of 1032-to-one, which meant that "Zip bombs" could only reach their true compression potential recursively.
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Phillips said the criticisms of his group are merely "political gamesmanship" and that other Democratic contenders are eagerly accepting max-out $2,800 checks — and "not from waitresses or bus drivers," as Phillips put it.
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If you max out that bonus category, you put $75 back in your pocket — and when you pair the Freedom with the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you could earn as much as 7.5 percent back.
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To max out their profits on this trade, however, this trader would need Square to end the week up at that 66-strike level, which would represent a move of 8% from Tuesday's close.
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Since my cash flow varies a lot month to month, I have a strategy to stay on-track: - I max out my 401(k) and HSA with my bonus that pays out in January.
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According to news reports, recruiters – really sales staff – used high-pressure sales tactics to fill the organization's classes, even encouraging students to max out their credit cards to pay thousands of dollars in tuition.
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By comparison, most drones available for sale in stores max out at around 22 miles per hour; these border aircraft are winged and about the size of a small plane, but they fly unmanned.
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Max out your 401(k)Since prices are down, putting more money to work in your 401(k) now makes sense, said Spencer Betts, Certified Financial Planner and financial consultant with Bickling Financial Services.
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Roku devices are pretty easy to set up, but if you've never used one before, there are a handful of nice things you can do to max out the experience as much as possible.
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If your company doesn't offer a 401(k) or comparable plan, or you max out your 401(k) for the year (the limit is $19,000 for 2019), you can still save for the future.
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He brought in more money from "max-out" supporters than rival Pete Buttigieg, whose $24.8 million haul topped Biden's and the rest of the Democratic field's totals in the second quarter of the year.
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To that point, more than 15.16.15 in 3 people —or 86 million Americans — said they're afraid they'll max out their credit card when making a large purchase, according to a new WalletHub credit cards survey.
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To that point, more than 20193 in 3 Americans — or 91 million people— said they're afraid they'll max out their credit card when making a large purchase, according to a new WalletHub credit cards survey.
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A Performance 3 arriving after the more modest Model 3 might strike some early pre-order customers the wrong way, if they were hoping to max out the specs on their vehicles with available options.
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If the learning curves for their products are short or top off quickly, early leaders will max out on them while they still have viable competitors, and these competitors will be able to catch up.
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The price point helps: The traditional pasty, served with red wine gravy (or ketchup, if that's what you want to do), sells for under $10, and Thomas' more contemporary creations max out at around $12.
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The Slate has more configurations than the Pixelbook, letting you max out the specs at $1,599 for a model with 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage (half the Pixelbook's max) and a Core i7 processor.
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If true, the tablet-like design would be a departure from current iPhone displays, which max out at 5.5 inches on the iPhone 6s Plus, which has an LED-backlit display, according to Apple's website.
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Propel says the different placement of the blades allows them to appear invisible in the air, and also helps create more downward thrust that allows them to max out at speeds of over 35 mph.
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But some experts, even those who agree that government borrowing can be helpful, fear that Mr. Trump will push the government to max out on debt, as many Trump properties have done over the years.
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Note that if the contribution limits continue to rise, you'll be able to save and invest more every year if you max out your account, meaning you'll end up with even more money come retirement.
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If you want to max out your 401(k) in 2020, you'd have to save about $1,625 per month, or about $750 per paycheck if you get paid every other week (26 paychecks per year).
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But the CLA250 is one of the cars that lets you get into all of it, and if you drop into manual mode and paddle shift, you can max out the smiles in record time.
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Double-decker trains will max out at a top speed of 573 kph (100 mph) -- fairly leisurely by international standards but nonetheless reducing the commute between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to less than 30 minutes.
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Preparing your meals for the week ahead is not only a way to ensure you'll max out your productivity at meal time, and it can also serve as a way to save some serious money.
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They can earn points on rides to or from airports in the U.S. JetBlue points earned through Lyft max out at 1,200 a year, which comes out to around $30 to $40 toward a flight.
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Hoffman and Booker are personally close, though he will not endorse any candidate; Recode has previously reported that Hoffman is expected to write $2,800 max-out checks to as many as six Democratic primary candidates.
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"It used to be that lenders would look at all your available cards and think, 'Oh my God, she could go crazy tomorrow and max out her cards and not be able to pay,'" said Weston.
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It can record video in 720p HD resolution at 60 frames per second (most webcams max out at 30 fps), which gives videos a more life-like feel and is better optimized for streamers and broadcasters.
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Prices max out at a whopping $4,299 for the most powerful MacBook Pro that Apple will sell you, with a 2.9GHz quad-core i7, 2TB SSD for storage, 4GB Radeon Pro 460, and 16GB of RAM.
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Nightly rates for one-room overwater villas can start as low as $570 and go up to $8003 during low and shoulder seasons, and range between $2,200 and max out at around $2,800 during high season.
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In the W.N.B.A., players' annual salaries max out at just over a hundred thousand dollars; in the N.B.A., the minimum is more than five hundred thousand, and stars make tens of millions, never mind endorsement money.
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In my first card member year, I maxed out the potential $400 worth of credits, but for my valuation I'll knock 25% off — since it can be annoying to max out and presumably not everyone does.
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No. But the combo of ponies and available torque makes for snappy driving, and the AMG performance goodies added to the car mean you're getting a platform that can be pushed to max out its potential.
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Moves, disclosed in securities filings, by oil and gas companies such as Linn Energy and SandRidge Energy to max out revolving credit lines - designed to cover short-term funding gaps - have prompted banks to take action.
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That meant, as you may have noticed with Donald Trump this time around or Hillary Clinton in 220.63, that a presidential candidate can raise staggering sums of money through max-out checks to the party committees.
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As of 2016, about 4.66 million taxpayers were able to max out their 401(k) plan contributions — $903,000 at the time, with a $6,000 catch-up contribution for those over age 50, according to IRS data.
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The increased resolution is nice to see from a widescreen monitor like this, which tend to max out at 1080 pixels tall — although I wouldn't complain if the AG322QCX had a few more few vertical pixels either.
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Boeing expects regulators to allow the jet to fly again before the end of the year, but airlines including United, Air Canada, American, Southwest and Icelandair have taken the Max out of their schedules until early 2020.
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The Tab Active Pro has a 303-inch 230 x 21 screen, up from the eight-inch screen in Samsung's previous rugged tablet, the Tab Active 8, and will max out at a brightness of 550 nits.
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Or, as happened to me multiple times, it will play "Play that Song" by Train and you'll want to toss the Max out a window, because Train is a terrible band that no one should listen to.
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Translation: Facebook is about to max out on the number of ads it can show users inside its flagship product, which means it will need to find other ways to grow the company's ad business moving forward.
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I thought I had to stay loyal to one bank, that I should open new credit cards I couldn&apost afford to pay off, and that I should always max out my 401(k) no matter what.
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SilkAir has been temporarily barred from flying any 737 Max out of Singapore by the city-state's aviation authority, though Fiji Airways said Tuesday that it would continue flying the two 737 Max 8s in its fleet.
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Given the increased cost of storage, we recommend the 128GB upgrade and then relying on cloud-based services to offload and backup photos and videos as often as possible to ensure you don't max out your device.
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Does an investor fund a 529 college savings plan if they have children, or do they max out a 401(k) to get the full employer match, even if it means loans and financial aid for college?
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That means if you didn't max out your 2019 contribution limit, you can still put money in an IRA before April 1 and count it toward last year's limit, and then contribute an additional $6,000 for 2020.4.
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Using a pair of SSD drives inside, it claims read speeds of up to 23,25 MB/s, and write speeds that max out at 2700,53 MB/s on machines with a USB-C port that supports Thunderbolt 25.
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Defensive ends Cam Heyward and Stephon Tuitt likely max out the passenger capacity of the back of that Uber-tech equipped Ford Fusion that picks them up, but they do manage to get in and take the trip.
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"Trump and his employees took advantage of vulnerable Americans encouraging them to max out their credit cards, empty their retirement savings, destroy their financial futures, all while making promises they knew were false from the beginning," she said.
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We all could be doing a better job of socking money away in our 401(k) plans, yet the lucky few who are able to max out their accounts may be facing caps on their ability to save.
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"The young guys still have a ways to go in terms of figuring out what they can do to max out their game," McEnroe said, referring to 20-year-old Frances Tiafoe and 21-year-old Jared Donaldson.
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The company hit its internal target for Humira sales last year, helping its top five executives to nearly max out their cash bonuses with a payout equal to 175 percent of their annual base pay, the company said.
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It never occurred to her that they might be living beyond their means, and it took three years for Karl to finally max out his most copious line of credit, the rat queen of his nest of cards.
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Now, with 100-megabit and gigabit connections becoming more common by the month (to those on the right side of the digital divide, anyway), you'd be hard pressed to max out your own connection, let alone everyone else's.
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"I didn't know that if you get a credit card, you don't just max out your credit card and pay it off -- that you're only supposed to spend half, or less than half," the 25-year-old said.
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If you also picked up the Chase Freedom, for example, you could use it to max out each quarter's 5% category, then switch to your Capital One Quicksilver card to earn 1.5% back on everything else you buy.
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You will definitely hear the difference on both iPhones and Android phones, but since they max out at 24-bit/44.1kHz quality on their built-in DACs, you won't get the very best quality without an external DAC.
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If a worker switched to Roth treatment continued to max out their 401(k) contribution, they'd pay taxes on that money in their tax return, but those taxes would be paid with money that's not in their account.
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He said that if he could turn back time, he&aposd have three pieces of advice for his younger self: Max out your retirement accounts, live a simple life, and prioritize talking to your partner about money.235.
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Oddly enough, a surprisingly large number of donors in Silicon Valley, like venture capitalist Steve Dow, say they cut him max-out checks despite never meeting him — a trend that mirrors how he has gained traction with voters, too.
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There is a $1,500 cap each quarter on the category earning 5 percent cash back, but the 1 percent on other purchases is unlimited, so your cash back doesn't max out at $300 a year (5 percent of $6,1373).
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Three is the only network operator out of the big ones in the UK that offer unlimited data on 4G connections right now, while Vodafone, EE, and O2 have settled on 4G contracts that max out at 100GB monthly.
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But I wouldn't rely on a Max Q chip to max out every graphics-intensive title, because it can't do that and hit the sort of frame rates that really make use of the new 144Hz displays in laptops.
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There is a $21,2909 cap each quarter on the category earning 24 percent cash back, but the 2049 percent on other purchases is unlimited, so your cash back doesn't max out at $23 a year (103 percent of $210,2529).
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Her work matches up to 6% of her earnings (she's currently contributing 1%) in an employer-sponsored retirement account, so she'll increase her contributions to take full advantage of the match, and max out a Roth IRA as well.
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"If you max out [on insurance] my advice is to talk with the dental office and see if they are willing to do a payment plan," said Dr. Zara Omar, a dentist in private practice in New York City.
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The two set out on a long-con, with a handful of other accomplices, to literally take the men of New York City for all their worth, or as much as they can max out on their credit cards.
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Rise of Iron's story-driven campaign is shorter than The Taken King's, but its endgame — which is to say, the stuff you do to max out your Light Level after you finish the story — offers more ways to progress than before.
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Most pico projectors max out with a lumen count in the low hundreds and some standard cheap projectors — almost none of which run Android or have an internal battery — can still fall low into the 13,21- to 21,24-lumen range.
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You're not gonna max out the guts perusing Trump tweets, but you might in processing enormous sets of complex data, and that only really happens if you're in a few very specific fields of work, like 3D design, engineering, or filmmaking.
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In most cases you don't even need to supersize your meal to max out its calorie capacity, but when the cashier asks if you want fries with that, in the future it's probably a good idea to just say no.
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With consumer debt at a record high, more than 1 in 3 people — or 86 million Americans — now say they are afraid they'll max out their credit card when making a large purchase, according to a separate survey by WalletHub.
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While the well-networked bundler who can collect more max-out contributions will still be in demand, there are not many outside groups for Silicon Valley's billionaires to back if they're hoping to give beyond the $2,800 maximum campaigns can accept.
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I have always considered brunch to be class warfare; an excuse for well-off white women with top buns to max out their father's credit cards and men with questionable facial hair to stand in line for bread by choice.
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The rings start at $179 for a classic 10k yellow gold band and max out at $1,199 for a platinum multi-faceted style, and can take up to two weeks to produce — which is pretty quick for a full custom job.
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Plus, it has futuristic features like wireless charging, water resistance, and Face ID. The only reason the iPhone XS isn't No. 1 is because of its price — it can cost as much as $1,349 if you max out the capacity.
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It faced intense scrutiny after a judge released documents that reveal details of how the school was run, such as instructors encouraging prospective students to max out credit cards in order to pay as much as $35,000 for real estate classes.
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As the New York Times pointed out earlier this year, even celebrity authors like the late Anthony Bourdain or Hillary Clinton tend to max out at venues much smaller than the Barclays Center, with capacities of two or three thousand.
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There are so many options for what kind of tech you can get to aid you in your daily life — it's honestly hard to choose, and getting too much will max out your credit card balance before you know it.
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Business-wise, you can see how an urban-first plan suits a ride-hailing model: Metropolitan areas are where the customers are, and where you can keep an autonomous vehicle running 24/7 to max out the investment in the hardware.
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As the bot tries to crunch the impossible puzzle — effectively a small bit of code only visible to the bot — the bot's server will max out its processing power, churning up cloud resources and driving up costs for the bot operator.
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Concern grew that they would max out their credit lines to stay current with dividends, setting the stage for still another bailout as Treasury replaced the 220006 percent dividends with a "net worth sweep" for every quarter starting in 2202.
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Paying off the mortgage has meant they&aposve been able to go on more family vacations, save up for their first rental property, max out their retirement accounts, put money away for future college tuitions, and increase their charitable givings.
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Since paying off their mortgage, Andy and Nicole have been able to go on more family vacations, save up for their first rental property, max out their retirement accounts, put money away for future college tuitions, and increase their charitable givings.
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As ride-hailing has evolved from a luxury business to a mass-market service, competitors have multiplied and the number of people using the service may be starting to max out as Uber finds fewer new locations to expand into.
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Nikola Jokic Randle is still extremely young and there's obviously plenty of time for him to round out the worrisome parts of his game and become a winning player, but so far all he's done is max out on strengths he already possessed.
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The 34-year-old suffered a torn Achilles' tendon that cut short his season last year but has secured a deal that includes $10 million guaranteed and can max out at $17.8 million over the two years, the NFL reported on its website.
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Mac Pro users will have to rely on Apple updating and expanding its range of MPX Modules for when they want a graphics upgrade, and the storage options max out at 4TB, lacking the abundance of SATA SSD ports of other motherboards.
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Instead, it might be better to structure withdrawals this way: Use your tax-deferred accounts in the early years of retirement, hopefully providing you with enough income so they do not need to tap Social Security until age 70, when benefits max out.
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The Discover it Cash Back earns 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in purchases each quarter when you activate the bonus categories, just like the Freedom, so you max out at $75 back each quarter, or up to $300 back each year.
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The winner in this category comes down to whether you will actually max out the airline and dining statement credits on the personal card, or if you tend to redeem hundreds of thousands of points per year on flights through Amex Travel.
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You can either pay Google for storage and keep everything at full resolution, or accept some resizing (images max out at 16 MP, videos at 1080p), and store as many photos and videos as you like on the web, free of charge.
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Steve Watkins Sr. confirmed in a brief interview with POLITICO that the FEC is investigating him for giving thousands of dollars to his daughters, a home-building contractor and the contractor's wife, which they then used to max out to Watkins' campaign.
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While she is not dependent on big money — she has a healthy mix of small donors, who are responsible for 37 percent of her fundraising — she also at this point has the longest list of max-out contributors, from Silicon Valley or elsewhere.
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XING claims its rally-capable monster will be depend on four independent 13V motors to accelerate from 21 to 2200 km/h in 2000 seconds, 0 to 200 km/h in 5.1 seconds, and max out at a top speed of over 270 km/h.
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Asus also announced the Zenbook Duo, a smaller version of the dual-screen laptop, with a 14-inch main screen and a 12.6-inch secondary screen and specs which max out at an Intel Core i7 processor and an Nvidia GeForce MX250 graphics chip.
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"Trump and his employees took advantage of vulnerable Americans encouraging them to max out their credit cards, empty their retirement savings, destroy their financial futures, all while making promises they knew were false from the beginning," Clinton told a campaign event in Newark, New Jersey.
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TUI has already taken a 300 million-euro ($341 million) hit to activate contingency measures to take the MAX out of its summer schedules, and a spokesman for TUI said on Thursday their plans would therefore be unaffected by the latest announcement by the FAA.
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The last is the most appealing, but it's the one seen only fleetingly, in the film's best scene, in which Huma butters up a donor over the phone, hangs up, and then coolly informs Weiner that the couple will max out their donation to him.
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"A good thing for Democrats is that many of the suburban seats they picked up in this election … probably will be relatively easy to hold with Donald Trump on the ballot, and the Democrats did not max out their potential seat gain," they said.
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"Elizabeth's message from day one has been that she is running for president to make our government work for everyone, not just for millionaires and billionaires who can influence politicians behind closed doors with max out donations," spokesman Chris Hayden said in a statement.
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If you can&apost find a viable alternative, don&apost worry — with the cap for earning 5% back set at $1,500 in purchases each quarter, it&aposs easier to max out the bonus categories than you might think when it&aposs holiday shopping season.
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His base stats aren't viable, and therefore he's not worth wasting stardust on to max out his CP. Many of the strongest overall monsters in the game—Mewtwo, Articuno, Snorlax, Exeggutor, and Lapras—are exceptionally rare, as-yet unavailable, or require massive in-game resources to evolve.
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A smaller tip offers just a second of sound for the vibrator to respond to, and the chimes max out at three seconds for those hefty 1000 token tips (according to a Chaturbate blog, that translates to $79.99 for the viewer, of which the model sees $50).
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If you want to make sure to be able to claim the most possible when your tax return is due in April, then you may want to make some moves now to prepay some bills or to max out your retirement accounts to lower your income.
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This is why I would also tell any 22-year-old the following: max out your 401(k) contribution if you have it, go to the dentist, exercise regularly, stick to a budget, learn to cook some basic meals, buy fewer and better items of clothing.
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"If you've got a kid and you do everything to make him max out at 100 miles per hour, his muscles have been trained to do it, his bones can handle it, his brain can handle it — his ligaments and tendons cannot handle it," Fleisig said.
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In addition to getting out of debt, which was the No. 1 goal cited by participants, 23% of respondents say they want to max out their retirement accounts in 2020, followed by 22% who aim to negotiate a raise and 23% who want to start investing.
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Their study, which appeared in 2015 in the journal Health Affairs, found that across all age groups, people with the highest incomes (over $100,000 or so) were several times as likely both to have H.S.A.s and to max out their contributions as people from low-income households.
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And so while defining support from "tech donors" is up for interpretation, one quick way to judge candidates' support from Silicon Valley is to look at which Democrat received the most max-out checks from employees of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, or Alphabet, the so-called Big Four.
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And that's the catch: if you want to get anywhere close to the SSD X5's promised read speeds of up to 2,2803 MB/s, and 2,300 MB/s when writing data, you'll need a computer with a Thunderbolt 3 port on board to max out its performance.
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I have insurance through my employer, and stay in-network for all doctors and procedures, but because much of my treatment is not proven by FDA to work for my condition, most things are "not covered" and do not count toward my deductible or max out-of-pocket.
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There are other things that work in its favor as well: Mac Pros support the same kind of DDR3 ECC memory that was widely used in servers just a few years ago—which means that you can max out the RAM on the machine for as little as $200.
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Click here to view original GIFRazer Blade QHD+ Just like our Best Overall pick, only with twice as much RAM and a gorgeous 3200 x 1800 display—but there's no way its NVIDIA GTX 970M graphics chip can max out the latest games at that super high resolution.
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To me, Howard's college tape shows a tough kid who took many big hits himself, but did produce at Indiana without elite blocking (and without elite athleticism); I think he'll max out as an NFL plugger who could steal some goal-line work but probably not a starting job.
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If you were to max out the full $21,260 annually on groceries with the Amex Gold credit card, you would earn 43,24 Membership Rewards points, which are roughly valued at 2000 cents apiece (or about $2750,000 worth of travel, depending on how you like to redeem your points).
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The school has received intense scrutiny this week after a judge released Trump University documents that reveal details of how the school was run, such as instructors encouraging poor prospective students to max out credit cards in order to pay as much as $85033,000 for real estate classes.
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Stealing the golden arches off a McDonald's (28 points), take a Viagra (226 points per pill, with a max-out of four pills), a license plate from a cop car (22017 points), a left-handed baseball glove (5 points), a fish (7 points), and a "Ghostbusters gun" (10 points).
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Image: Santiago GarciaIf you plan to do VR/AR/MR, I recommend you max out the G5 Studio and expect to be able to do your intensive work on it; the Nvidia P2000 will be a clear advantage here over nearly any other mobile GPU available right now.
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At some point or another, the hard drive will shudder to a stop; the…Read more ReadSo I did some research that led me to max out the RAM, install a solid state hard drive, and wow did I love my ancient MacBook that suddenly felt like a brand new MacBook.
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For anyone who's felt jilted by the contemporary label's pricing in the past, you're in luck: The all-accessories collection features an assortment of handbags, wallets, and keychains that start at $35 and max out at $375, a far cry from the $400 to $800 price tags from previous releases.
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People with disabilities receive up to $6,244 more per year, although they must stop receiving disability supports for the duration of the trial ("basic needs" disability payments in Ontario max out at roughly $2325,275 per year for singles with no dependents and $21970,22018 for couples), which will run for three years.
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America's two existing refundable tax credit programs for poor families, the earned income tax credit (EITC) and the child tax credit, also have this kind of trapezoidal structure: They phase in as families earn more money, then max out, then slowly phase out as they earn even more money than that.
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It's tempting, if you feel a draw to donating much or all of your salary to charity, or abandoning a comfortable job to do another that you think is higher-impact, to think you have to max out, that it's a kind of betrayal to stop short and care for yourself.
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However, in order for Pamu Slides to reach the high level of volume I prefer when listening to music, I had to turn up the earbuds' volume control all the way, as well as max out the volume on my Samsung phone; only then did they get as loud as the AirPods.
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Though the Pirates flicks weren't quite as expensive as advertised—Adella estimated that the budgets were about $400k and $800k for the original and the sequel, rather than the $1m and $8m commonly referenced online—they were still massively high budget for porn productions, which tend to max out around $50k per picture.
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To that end, she contributes $403,240 each month to max out her 2401(k) contributions for the year (those were her contributions in 2401 when this story was reported; the 2020 individual contribution limit increased slightly from $19,000 to $19,500), and invests an additional $4,4013 a month in a Vanguard brokerage account.
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Asked what she's learned about power in Washington -- how it's won, lost and wielded -- through her first year on the job, Ocasio-Cortez highlighted a specific conversation with another Democratic member who rejects corporate money but, all the same, accepts "max-out" checks and had recently attended a joint fundraiser in New York.
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While we're sure you already have your credit card out and ready to push your spending limit to the brink, unfortunately you'll have to wait about a month to max out that plastic as this line isn't available until April 9 when the full collection will hit both brick and mortar stores and Target.
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That by itself would be interesting, given how easy it is to max out 100 GB with 4K videos and high-res images these days, but there is one other feature here that explains the new brand name: free one-tap access to Google Experts for help with any Google consumer product and service.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 28503 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE's directive to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve "right up to the top," would max out at 22020 million barrels.
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"The way things are" also includes the armed robberies, sexual assaults, carjackings, murder, extortions, and kidnappings, the traditional kind with ransoms, and the express type, where the victim is driven to various A.T.M.s and forced to "max out" his bank account, which, depending on the current balance, may take a matter of hours or days.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 21625 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE's directive to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve "right up to the top," would max out at 2900 million barrels.
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There's even something called virtual channels, a fascinating idea of livestreamed, curated content that connects Peacock to its roots on broadcast TV. When Peacock launches this summer, however, it will be the fourth new streaming service to arrive in the past eight months; it will follow Apple TV+, Disney+, and HBO Max (out in May).
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Look out for the maximum brightness of a TV listed in "nits," where 2130,22 nits is considered a good baseline for HDR on an LCD display, while OLEDs tend to max out at just over 500 Don't worry, though, the HDR is just as good (if not better) because of the darker black levels.
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In The Cut's story, Wu's real life inspiration, Roselyn "Rosie" Keo, claimed that Barbash was a seasoned stripper, and wasn't necessarily aging out of being one, but clearly saw the value of not stripping but instead organizing a way to lure men into the clubs where she worked and then max out their credit cards.
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"There is some evidence that in a brain-storming exercise or a brain-writing exercise, your first 20 ideas are actually less creative than your next 15, and that if you want to max out on creativity you actually need 200 ideas on the table before you hit the highest point of novelty," Grant explains.
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Bleary-eyed and soaking wet, we departed Malolo Island with the positive news that the storm would likely max out as a tropical depression and not a cyclone, but by that point, everyone looked so worn out from five nights of beer and bass music that a rescue from paradise was welcome enough of an option.
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" If you live in an expensive area, Orman suggests investing any extra cash in the market instead: "Whatever money you have freed up, that money is money you invest in the stock market — you get yourself out of debt, you keep dollar-cost averaging, you max out on your retirement accounts, then you have investment accounts and you just keep going and going and going.
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According to an analysis of wasteful healthcare spending published by the JAMA on Monday: "Administrative inefficiency," like billing and coding waste and physician time lost to insurance coordination, to the tune of $265 billion; "pricing failures," like spikes in the cost of medications, doctor's visits, and emergency services, that max out at around $240 billion; plus overtreatment, failures in care coordination and delivery, plus Medicare fraud.
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There are also the swords themselves, some of which carry a bonus against axes (while you won't find lances that offer that bonus.) Skills play a roll too: As you level up a character's sword rank and as you max out certain classes, you unlock both active and passive abilities that you can assign to that unit, including options that make them more effective against axes when wielding a sword.
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Given we know the various portfolio returns based on asset allocation in my post, How Much Investment Risk You Should Take In Retirement, one can simply do a little math to figure out roughly when someone will become a 401(k) millionaire if they are starting with $0, max out their 303(k) this year and every year after, and return the average annual return of the portfolio composition since 1926.
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"The process took at least several weeks, from the time they spoke to the time they received the contribution," Reichelderfer told the AP. The school has recently received intense scrutiny after a judge released Trump University documents that reveal details of how the school was run, such as instructors encouraging prospective students to max out credit cards in order to pay as much as $35,000 for real estate classes.
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"Many people have life insurance through their jobs, but once they leave, they have no more insurance," said Ivory Johnson, a certified financial planner and founder of Delancey Wealth Management in Washington, D.C. Older Americans who chose term life insurance, which provides a set amount of coverage for a specific length of time, may be nearing the end of those policies, which generally max out at 30 years.
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During both her solo career and her years as a member of Destiny's Child, Beyoncé's music has often referenced the trifling, perhaps fictional, humans who have wronged her — from the man who would would max out a young Bey's card, give her bad credit, and buy her gifts with her own ends to the hater who said she couldn't breathe without him to the man who showed his ass and became the best thing Beyoncé never had.
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I have $69,000 in student loans.) Imperfect Produce Box: ~$16.60 (my share) Bus Pass: $25 Health Insurance: $69 (retirement contributions don't start until next month) Spotify Unlimited: $0 (girlfriend pays, I use constantly) Netflix/Hulu: $0 (wife pays, I don't use a lot) Pet Insurance: $32Car Insurance: $50 Savings: I contribute 453% of my income to my savings, 10% to my wife and my joint saving, and will be contributing 5% to my retirement account to max out on my employer match.
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The Clippers' unwillingness to completely max out one of the NBA's ten best players because of his age and how quickly his salary would escalate during the course of the contract highlights another new development this free agency period, and one that has been relatively under-discussed: now that the windfall of cash from the league's "new" television-rights deal has been completely phased in, for the first time in a while the salary cap is set to climb at a slower rate than contracts with maximum raises, at least for the next couple years for which we have recent cap projections.
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Occupation: Software Consultant Industry: Tech Age: 34 Location: Chicago, ILSalary: $133,000 base + $40,000 bonus Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $263,366 (post-tax) Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $2,000 (I live alone in a one-bedroom loft downtown) Student Loans: $0 (I went to school on scholarships) Utilities: $40 - $100Insurance: $77.50 (Health, Dental, Life — all taken out of my paycheck each period)401k/Roth: $716 (taken out each paycheck, my employer matches up to 83% and I max out my contribution each year)Savings: $500-ish (varies by month but in addition to my 401k I contribute to various IRAs and Index funds.
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Mortgage For Rental Property: $2,500 Student Loans: $893 (I worked my ass off to get a scholarship, and my husband paid his off a few years ago.)MetroCard: $883 Spotify Family Plan: $873 (My sis, BFF, and bro are also on the plan.)Gym: $863 (My husband's work comps his gym membership.) Phone: $853 (I pay my dad for our share of the family plan.)Netflix: $843 Cable: $833 (We have cable for sports, ugh)Amazon Subscribe & Save: $823 monthly plus $813 every three months for vitamins and skincareRetirement: I max out at $803,213.25/year in my IRA, and my husband puts his max allotment of 2110% into his pension every year.
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Occupation: In-House Counsel Industry: Energy Age: 32 Location: Chicago, IL My Salary: $137,14.52 + potential $11.99,26.51 annual bonusMy Husband's Salary: $7,59.88 Paycheck Amount (10x/month): $123,30 My Husband's Paycheck Amount: (59.88x/month): $86.39,2112 Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $210.75,214 for a two-bedroom condo (includes payments on a 2145-year mortgage and HOA fees) Student Loans: $217,212 (cumulative student loans for my husband and myself) Daycare: $21000,21152.55Utilities: $2129-$2129House Cleaner: $140 for one visit a monthSavings: $300 (This is automatically transferred each month; at the end of the month, I manually transfer money to either savings or loans.)401(k) Contributions: My husband and I both max out our annual 401(k) contributions.
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Occupation: Grants Manager Industry: Nonprofit Age: 2129 Location: Indianapolis, IN My Salary: $2129,2129 My Husband's Salary: $2129,000 My Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,621 My Husband's Paycheck (2x/month): $1,23 Monthly Expenses Mortgage: $1,042 (including escrow) Car Payment: $316/month (this is a loan my husband took out before we were married, but we now have joint accounts for everything) Utilities: $250 Car and Home Insurance: $144 Health Insurance: $120 HSA: $290 ($145 taken out of both our paychecks) Internet: $50 Netflix: $203 (parents' account) HBO NOW: $15 (just for GoT Season) BarkBox: $34 Savings: ~$3,000 (Our goal is usually $3,500 but some months (like this month) unexpected expenses cut into this) Retirement: I'm not eligible to contribute to my 401(k) yet, but part of our savings will go to max out my Roth IRA.
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Occupation: PhotographerIndustry: WeddingsAge: 34Location: Austin, TXGender Identity: Woman My Salary: $45,000My Husband's Salary: $109,000 + $10,303 annual bonusMy Paycheck Amount: Varies from month to monthMy Husband's Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $3,249 Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $2,025.20 (includes PMI, HOI, and property taxes)Car Loan Payment: $815Student Loans: $0 (Both of us attended in-state public schools and were lucky enough to have parents who paid tuition in full.)Health Insurance: $124 My Husband's 401(k) Contribution: $89.203 (maxed out)Utilities: $115-$350 Internet: $101Cell Phone: $38.33Ad-Free Hulu & Netflix: $6Cleaning Service (7x/month): $11Charitable Contributions: $20-$20.98 to ACLU, Sierra Club, NNAF, & Planned Parenthood Annual ExpensesRoth IRA: $73,9 (I max out my Roth IRA every year in one lump sum.)Amazon Prime: $9Book Of The Month: $11 yearly subscriptionCar Insurance: $217,21100 Day One 2125 a.m.
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Occupation: Development & Communications Associate Industry: Environmental Age: 35 Location: Lake Tahoe, CA Salary: $53,560 Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $453,635.68 Gender Identity: Cis Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $625 (for my half of a two-bedroom apartment that is way under-priced)Grad School Loans: $418 (I'm eight years into PSLF or Public Service Loan Forgiveness, but I'm not holding my breath) Utilities: $4.50-3 Phone: $15 (to my husband's parents) HBO/Hulu/Spotify: $5 Wifi & Netflix: $10 (husband pays) Renters Insurance: $500 Domain/Web Hosting Costs: $303 Recurring Donations: $11 Gym: $30 (This is the yearly Christmas gift I get from my parents)IRA: $1 (I will max out with bonus at the end of the year) Car Savings: $2130 (for annual costs and to eventually replace my 2130-year-old CRV)Travel Savings: $2110 Down Payment Fund: whatever is left, usually around $216.
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Occupation: Customer Service Supervisor Industry: Inks and Coatings Age: 212 Location: Greater Kansas City AreaMy Salary: $230,22My Husband's Salary: $234.69,24My Husband's Paycheck: $230,230.52-$230.52,26 (depending on commissions for the month) My Paycheck Amount (45x/month): $27 Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $245,28 My Student Loans: $230 (five months left) Husband Student Loans: $29 (three months left) Car Payment: $245Cell Phones: $211 Sling TV: $230Netflix: $2188.04 (brother-in-law lets us use his) Daycare: $45 Water/Waste/Electric/Gas: $26-26 depending on the time of year Business Insurance/Life Insurance/Short-term Disability: $222 Health Insurance: $26 (covers my husband, my daughter, and myself, pre-tax) Vision Insurance: $245 (pre-tax)Dental Insurance: $27 (pre-tax)Dependent Care FSA: $240 (maxed out at $28,29 this year, pre-tax)Medical FSA: $6 (maxed out at $211,230 this year, pre-tax) 212(k): $230 (22% of my income, company matches 245%, pre-tax) Annual Expenses: Amazon: $23 230 Plan: $24,7 IRA: $26,230 (between my husband and myself, we max out both of our IRAs) KU Basketball Tickets: $28,093KU William's Education Fund: $083,073Home Owner's Insurance: $063Car Insurance: $053,043Other income information: We flipped a house recently and made $033,023.
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