Richie M.

No crypto is “safe”. They all come with risk. This is the same for stock investing. It is always a risk and nothing is ever 100% safe. I would say that the ones mentioned by Vicky have the most security but anything is possible. I mean any of those could tank overnight.

I know very little about the people behind these cryptos but I do like hearing about good things like this. Like he didn’t have to do that but did. These are the kinds of folks I like seeing have wealth that expands.

I think Alex is right about his process. You want to find a number you can pay and do it every month. If you contact the bank, they might be willing to work with you because they want the money back by any means possible.

Some do, some don’t. It depends on the state – the bank – the amount… Really a lot of factors. I have known people with small debts (under $3,000) not do anything about it and they stopped being bothered over it. Eventually their credit scores went back up.

You don’t want to keep sitting on those school debts. They will pile up real fast with interest and before you know it, you will not be able to do anything without the bank breathing down your neck.

If you want the steps of each process and things that take place, go here:

Some states differ and this is dependent on the type you file. It isn’t always straightforward.

Are you talking about an HSA? (Health Savings Account)

I am going to assume this is what you mean based on what you mentioned. If you have insurance that has this and it is affordable, thank your lucky stars because they are rare!

In my experience, this greatly depends on your age, state, and driving experiences. If you have a clean record with no accidents and are over the age of 25, you can find a great deal from most providers, even more expensive ones like Allstate.

I believe in some states you can in the form of a tax refund but you would have to verify this with who your insurance is run through as well as your state’s issues on the matter. You should have a basic state webpage that will direct you to all tax-related questions. It will be an official government website.

I think most insurance these days doesn’t directly include dental as that is considered a secondary practice, same with eyes case. I am not sure why this was changed or when it was changed but I don’t know anyone who has insurance with dental or eye care included as standard.