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Hahah!! Right! Post hos take every opportunity and hope it also brightens one's dayThe womans touch on recognizing Birthdays![]()
Hahah!! Right! Post hos take every opportunity and hope it also brightens one's dayThe womans touch on recognizing Birthdays![]()
Yes they do and hopefully it will ..Hahah!! Right! Post hos take every opportunity and hope it also brightens one's day![]()
As far as I know they dont deactivate them , especially f you uave assets in them .. I do know over the years they changed the log in and requirements several times which made it a royal pain to get on your account ... I dont log on mine very often ,, sometimes for a few years and its still active with assets ... if you do have a problem you have to call them to get back on and that is a pain in the butt !I had a treasury direct account once that went inactive so i opened a new one several years ago that hasn't had activity for awhile do they deactivate? I did log in and that was all fine I'm hoping that keeps it active. Anyone know?
I emailed and their auto reply was they aren't responding to emails unless it's regarding whatever whatever lol - i think I'll buy a hundred dollar something to be sureAs far as I know they dont deactivate them , especially f you uave assets in them .. I do know over the years they changed the log in and requirements several times which made it a royal pain to get on your account ... I dont log on mine very often ,, sometimes for a few years and its still active with assets ... if you do have a problem you have to call them to get back on and that is a pain in the butt !
You have to call them !I emailed and their auto reply was they aren't responding to emails unless it's regarding whatever whatever lol - i think I'll buy a hundred dollar something to be sure
They did reply to my email and said to call them hahahaha. I will give that a tryYou have to call them !
I-bonds are a good start before inflation rates coninue to drop ,,, they adjust every 6 months based on inflation .. you can max out at 10k on purchases of them .. great ace in the hole for that rainy day .
Last time I had to call I got the 39 question test hahahaThey did reply to my email and said to call them hahahaha. I will give that a try
I didn't get a chance Today but since i can log in and email i think my acct is active lolLast time I had to call I got the 39 question test hahaha
If you can log on it is still active ! Just go buy a 25$ I bond for fun , lol.I didn't get a chance Today but since i can log in and email i think my acct is active lol
That's what I'm going to do easier than opening a new account or calling them hahahahaIf you can log on it is still active ! Just go buy a 25$ I bond for fun , lol.
Getterrrrrrrr doneThat's what I'm going to do easier than opening a new account or calling them hahahaha
Getterrrrrrrr done![]()
What do they call it in NZ ?Bet my social security has gone too hahaha
Super, for Superannuation. Retirement age is 65. Get a govt pension and access to your own Super Fund that has your contributions and contributions from employer. A managed fund.What do they call it in NZ ?
Lots in common with Social Security here ! They call it a trust fund hahahaha !Super, for Superannuation. Retirement age is 65. Get a govt pension and access to your own Super Fund that has your contributions and contributions from employer. A managed fund.
The generations behind us are trying to raise retirement age to 70. They have already been sucessful in changing the rules to be able to dip into their super to help with a deposit to buy a house. Going to be fun in a few years when they have sweet FA and have to work to 70. The generation behind them don't want to work at all so very little tax to fund it all. Their great socialist dream will collapse.