Oh, I hope the contractors make all the arrangements before December: I know what it means when the holidays arrive and the house is a mess. It's a real headache. As for the vehicle, your advice is worth taking into account: sometimes you need a reasonable amount of time to see how the product performs. I remember my dad once bought a Chrysler that was a beauty, but turned out to be a real problem. Oh, according to the chart, the next year to make money would be 2035? Sending you a hug.
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Barring any huge problems everything should be done by the end of November. I'm going to be in Ohio for Thanksgiving but I'm looking forward to celebrating Christmas in our house after it's (mostly) done.
I'm sorry to hear that! My dad loved Chrysler products! They were different in the 60's and 70's than they are today though. I think they've been owned by an Italian company, Stellanis, for a little over a decade. There's nothing worse than buying a newer car that gives you problems. I have a friend who bought a new Mercedes Benz last year that ended up being such a lemon that he had to end up threatening the company with a lawsuit before Mercedes bought it back. It made all kinds of noises (creaks, squeaks), the engine would overheat, and the windshield cracked about four times in the year he owned it. There had to have been a design flaws with that car.
I don't think the future predictions on that chart are correct. The best financial advice I can think of is invest small amounts continuously, decide how much profit you want to make (10%, 20%, etc.), and then sell when you reach those goals. I hope you had a wonderful weekend and wish you a great week ahead Nancy!
Likewise, friend!🫂🌺