Stateguy

Have been dragging my feet for some time on getting a suppressor(s) but will sometime this year.

With removal of the stamp cost (obviously still have paperwork to file), does it change your thoughts on putting suppressor in a trust? Since you can transfer to someone else now without a fee. Have heard in past that wait time is much shorter for person getting stamp vs trust getting stamp (see note below)

Have there been a prediction thread on what happens to suppressor cost with removal of stamp cost? I have seen people talk about a new wait b/c people delayed buying to 2026, but I assume that works out in a few months.

Parade

Searched and didn't see

there's some story out there about how this occurred

Basically made Claypool a sanctuary by using guns and cannons on every bit of water around

figure it's worth a shot to see if anyone can help

Kemore dryer - approx 10-12 years old. Same as Whirlpool Cabario and Maytag Bravio when it was new.

have replaced heating element twice. Maybe 4-5 years ago and again 5 months ago. Not heating again. Assume it's element again and have one ordered. Kind of a pain but going to replace again

My question - should I be looking for something else for this to happen again? I've tested the thermal fuse and other stuff and appears fine. The element was clearly broken each time.

Almost ready to say screw it and get the speed queen dryer to match the washing machine

Beretta A300

Looking for recommendations on pretty much any hunt. A specific guide/outfitter or area

Brother turns 50 next September and want to take him on a hunt. Top of my wish list would be rifle elk or Argentina dove. But I'm not sure I'm willing to foot the bill for 2 people doing that.

About the only things that I don't want are deer or Arkansas ducks - things he's done before a few times or exotics in Texas

Biggest requirement is high likelihood of success (not high fence deer success rate) and not crazy physical requirements (neither one of us are climbing mountains to hunt).

I've got a contact for a Wyoming antelope guide but that's about as far as I've made it.

I'm willing to entertain pretty much anything. Combo pheasant/duck has been an idea. Canada? Mule deer?

my brother likes his. Shot it a few times, it was fun

Sorry - brainfart

I have 457 at work so I can have solo 401k with 1099 income

Rules for multiple 401k are more than I know. Can check white coat investor about this. A lot of docs have income from multiple employers

Having SEP IRA makes backdoor Roth IRA more difficult.

ETA White coat investor

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There should be zero estate tax on any amount. All cash and assets in an estate have had taxes paid on it already. The only taxes paid by a heir should be any unpaid taxes owed by the deceased at time of death on the assets bequeathed to the heir.

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while I generally agree with you on here, and I'm generally for the tax changes, you used a pretty broad stroke to say that all taxes have been paid on estates passed down

Taxes have not been paid on many things that wealth has accumulated. That the step up in basis - happens for stocks, homes, and land (the part I assume you're most worried about). I'm not trying to say there shouldn't be that step up or that I agree with how some families are taxed in large land transfers - just disagree that taxes have always "been paid" on an estate

got a Beretta 390 for $550 after shipping/ffl/taxes.

doesn't help anyone else but I feel good!

Listening to a lot of economics podcasts over the last few years

Said there was a housing shortage and that we needed millions more homes and this was a driver to home prices. Does this new number mean we built those homes or did people just quit looking for homes?