superdog683

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by superdog683 10y ago
if you use apps. and a spread sheet to keep track of all misc. expenses then i would say too much time and effort. my simple way is take the misc. expenses $ money right off the top when cash check. i put the cash in my pocket. $800 every t
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by superdog683 10y ago
i think its a good point too much time spent saving money is wasted time. my rule of thumb is can i save more that i get paid at work?? so if you get paid $100/hr. you can clip coupons 3 hours and save 20 bucks or stay at work 3 hours
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by superdog683 10y ago
one can spend end less amounts of time on "investing" i like macro-economics and treat it as a hobby. others that may have little interest in the subject could take a simple route. 25% gold/silver 25% blue chip dividend or in
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by superdog683 10y ago
i agree, you are doing the impossible. thank you for the feed back, its how i learn. yes, 2/3 of that post is for the "average" diabetic that maybe be reading this thread, you are are already an advanced diabetic. just keepin
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by superdog683 10y ago
thru routine should be able to get sugar stable over night. i imagine you are trying to keep your child textbook perfect as far as glucose levels. this is close to impossible for a child this young. in general you can keep a diabetic around
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by superdog683 10y ago
you mention some good issues and concerns. technology is very helpful but for the most part it can not perform any functions 100%. step one for type one diabetic is routine and diet. yes this is boring but very important. a good solid start
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by superdog683 10y ago
cost would be highly variable. insur. depends on your employer and 100 other factors. some plans very little cost others maybe 25%. if you are independently employed insur will run about $25,000 to 35,000 per year for the family. if your so