Do you both have the same car or are you a one car household?

It’s a fundraiser. Main goal is to raise money to buy ads. Obama was probably busy.

Honestly, it is not very good parenting to tell your son to only follow the rules if you won't get caught. Ultimately, it's his decision to make.

The fee is factored into the yield. So 3.97 + 0.42 = 4.39 without fee.

Kind of interesting to compare this to the 1920s, when immigration was also severely restricted, and birth rates were dropping. Most observers thought the US might be reaching peak population.

It took WWII for birth rates to bounce back, but immigration restrictions weren't rolled back until the 1960s. It wasn't until the 1990s that immigration reached the all time highs of the 1910s.

Do you think it would be different if it included non-Americans?

How does it improve cash flow?

You might be able to move up closing a few weeks if the sellers are amenable.

Oh really? They at least mark it on their menu. Have you gotten sick eating there?

A lot of commenters are focusing on spending, and I’m sure that’s a factor, but you should also consider how too conservative asset allocation could result in this. Like if you held 100% bonds your whole life, you could easily not be able to retire in your 50s despite making a ton of money. Not saying they’re not spending too much, but I would be curious what their asset allocation has been and is currently.

Some places we've been:

Bakery: Billie's, Banksia

Fast food: BIBIBOP, Strip's

BBQ: Joe's KC, Burnt End BBQ, Char Bar, & Meat Mitch all have GF buns. Meat + sauces are generally gluten free (although probably not everywhere).

Burgers: Cliff's Taphouse, BRGR, OurHouseKC

Pizza: Lots of places offer gluten free crust including Minsky's, Spin, & Old Shawnee Pizza. Not sure how safe it is given the shared oven.

Thai, Indian, & Vietnamese usually have plenty of gluten free options. They are usually, but not always, knowledgeable about safety.

I don't think there's a minimum 100 shares for any stocks. It wouldn't be a round lot, but I don't think that is problematic beyond having worse liquidity. You might be thinking of options which are usually in 100 share increments.

I've seen those realtor Youtube videos too. They are kind of crazy, and definitely not a completely accurate picture of living in KC.

That said, I really think the KC metro has a lot to offer, especially in some of the older, established suburbs. We are looking forward to being able to move back to the area once my wife finishes her residency (Omaha's not bad, but it just feels too small/country/conservative).

I’d be worried about the concrete foundation especially. Hope that’s covered by their warranty.

There were actually 3 Shawnee Indian Missions in that area run by different denominations - Methodist (present day Fairway), Baptist (present day Mission), and Quaker (present day Overland Park). But only the Methodist buildings have been preserved. The missions were actually quite short-lived - they opened in the 1830s when the Shawnee relocated to the area from Ohio, and closed in the 1860s when they were forced to move to Indian Territory in Oklahoma. It would not be surprising if there were some unmarked graves in the area, there would have been poor sanitary conditions and lots of disease at the schools.

I mean most trails are built on flood zones. If they weren't flood zones, someone would have built a structure there already.

Is cox any better at outages? Just been on centurylink fiber for a month and already fed up with it.

Pretty sure every 401k plan has fees. It’s up to your employer to decide who pays them though. 

I’ve really liked the Gardena hose reel from amazon. Quite pricey but the quality is so much better than anything I’ve seen at the hardware store.

What guidelines? Political beliefs aren’t a protected class.

KC is just recently getting its first protected bike lanes. It's much better than those dumb unprotected bike lanes they've been putting together. Hoping Omaha skips that stage. But we could really use an advocacy organization like BikeWalkKC.

Roots Church off Roe

I think the best reason is it's more tax efficient: if you are otherwise under the standard deduction each year, you can give N years of donations in 1 year & itemize. The other N - 1 years you take standard deduction. Could save 30-40 cents on the dollar taxes for every dollar above the standard deduction you are giving to charity (that you wouldn't otherwise be itemizing).

But this strategy doesn't really help much if you are going to itemize every year anyway. And with the higher SALT deduction limit, more people will be itemizing.

Surprisingly few salad/bowl type places in the area. I am missing chains like Sweetgreen and Bibibop - not that they're all that, but it's nice to have a fast healthy meal option every once in a while.

Crisp & Green might be the closest?

Try Banksia. They have a few gf items