Q. how much would it cost to have minimum texts, unlimited data, and the minimum minutes?
A. if you dont go over on anything it works out to exactly $67.14 in michigan.
39.99 Monthly Service Charge
20.00 Iphone Data + 200 SMS
1.25 Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge
1.82 Universal Service Charge
3.79 State Sales Surcharge
0.29 Sevice Fee for 911
67.14
39.99 Monthly Service Charge
20.00 Iphone Data + 200 SMS
1.25 Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge
1.82 Universal Service Charge
3.79 State Sales Surcharge
0.29 Sevice Fee for 911
67.14
Pennsylvania Misc Comp Worksheet, Column 7, what goes there?
Q. If the distribution code is 1, 2, J, L, or S from the 1099R, enter your adjusted basis in the plan. (generally the sum of your plan contributions less the sum of prior distributions which were previously treated as nontaxble as a recovery of such contributions)
Where do I get that data? All I have is a 1099R .. Can they make it any more complicated? geeez
Where do I get that data? All I have is a 1099R .. Can they make it any more complicated? geeez
A. We get alot of 1099-R's for retired Michigan employees. That information is in various boxes on the 1099-R that are added to the required federal boxes.
You might try contacting the company that gave you the 1099-R.
You might try contacting the company that gave you the 1099-R.
WSJ- What will today's economic surprise mean to Obama's chances?
Q. More economic evidence that the U.S. continues to do better than most other advanced economies of the world despite the fact that economists have been saying the weak global economy, especially the Euro-crisis, has slowed our recovery.
The conservative Wall Street Journal reports today after recent reports showing unemployment dropping and consumer confidence growing, now retail sales increased beating analysts expectations.
WSJ "The stronger retail data provide some of the first hard evidence that rising consumer confidence is translating into actual spending. On Friday, a survey from the University of Michigan showed consumer sentiment hitting its highest level since before the recession. Other polls and surveys also have shown Americans becoming more positive about the economy.
Such optimism comes despite a weakening global outlook that has dragged down exports and hurt manufacturers. The domestic economy (the U.S.) is doing better even as the export side is weakening (because of a poor global economy).
Economists said the current rebound may reflect a broader improvement in household finances. Job growth has been slow but relatively steady over the past two years, and incomes are rising again. The stock market has been strong and the long-moribund housing market is finally beginning to
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443675404578058291688750404.html
In August we learned housing had it's first positive year June 2011-2012 since the Great Recession.
Today Business Insider reports DEUTSCHE BANK says"The Housing Market Is Telling Us The Rest Of The Economy Will Accelerate Within Months.'...this recovery in housing is important because housing is what led the U.S. economy into a recession, and is part of the reason the recovery has been so slow"
http://www.businessinsider.com/lavorgna-housing-recovery-is-for-real-2012-10#ixzz29OwbBsRZ
John Walsh, president, Total Mortgage Services- not a big Obama fan- has said "I believe President Obama can claim a victory in the housing war to date".
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-a-budget/242905-obamas-housing-victory
See the Official charts on economic growth at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/Documents/20120502_EconomicGrowth.pdf
@reedera4- For each President position that opens in the U.S. , a minimum of 100 Romneys to over 200 Romneys are applying. There will certainly be a new one tomorrow and the number will just keep on rising.
The conservative Wall Street Journal reports today after recent reports showing unemployment dropping and consumer confidence growing, now retail sales increased beating analysts expectations.
WSJ "The stronger retail data provide some of the first hard evidence that rising consumer confidence is translating into actual spending. On Friday, a survey from the University of Michigan showed consumer sentiment hitting its highest level since before the recession. Other polls and surveys also have shown Americans becoming more positive about the economy.
Such optimism comes despite a weakening global outlook that has dragged down exports and hurt manufacturers. The domestic economy (the U.S.) is doing better even as the export side is weakening (because of a poor global economy).
Economists said the current rebound may reflect a broader improvement in household finances. Job growth has been slow but relatively steady over the past two years, and incomes are rising again. The stock market has been strong and the long-moribund housing market is finally beginning to
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443675404578058291688750404.html
In August we learned housing had it's first positive year June 2011-2012 since the Great Recession.
Today Business Insider reports DEUTSCHE BANK says"The Housing Market Is Telling Us The Rest Of The Economy Will Accelerate Within Months.'...this recovery in housing is important because housing is what led the U.S. economy into a recession, and is part of the reason the recovery has been so slow"
http://www.businessinsider.com/lavorgna-housing-recovery-is-for-real-2012-10#ixzz29OwbBsRZ
John Walsh, president, Total Mortgage Services- not a big Obama fan- has said "I believe President Obama can claim a victory in the housing war to date".
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-a-budget/242905-obamas-housing-victory
See the Official charts on economic growth at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/Documents/20120502_EconomicGrowth.pdf
@reedera4- For each President position that opens in the U.S. , a minimum of 100 Romneys to over 200 Romneys are applying. There will certainly be a new one tomorrow and the number will just keep on rising.
A. Just remember this - don't believe everything you hear or read. Polls are more often skewed than not. I know more people who are looking for jobs than who actually have jobs in my community. For each job here that opens, a minimum of 100 people to over 200 people are applying. Logic tells me that housing is going up because those on the wealthier end of the scale are buying up property and renting it out. I know there are a lot more rentals out there than there used to be. And more people are renting because they've lost their homes to foreclosure.
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