He and everyone else are getting screwed because the premiums need to reflect the insurance payout be it $122k or $61k or $30k or whatever the true payment is.
Slipped on a patch of black ice the other while turning a corner and fell on my side. It happened so goddamned fast i couldnt even process how i braced/reacted to the fall.
I’d taken wilder spills in my 20s, doing endos without a helmet, smacking into trees on mountain bikes, etc, without nary a scratch.
This damn fall put my arm out of commission for 2 weeks and this is how the bruising showed at the end of that period.
Bluey is adorable. Hes watching the Snoopy show on Disney+ and thats a huge upgrade but when hes on Youtube Kids occasionally he’ll click into blippi 🥴
My toddler occasionally watches this Blippi show and I swear to god this Blippi guy is just the creepiest motherfucker in kids programming. Dude radiates total pedophile energy.
didnt know the sports score overlay on tv was called a Scorebug. Thought they were Chyrons, which is equally unintuitive, but atleast is a much cooler word.
Goes in the things that make u surly thread, but fuck buying avocados.
you can try to pick good ones (which my wife thinks shes good at), but sometimes you still get them with brown chunks.
those fuckers have like a 16-hour peak ripeness window and its all downhill after that.
I dont either. So if shes trusting me to buy groceries, and the store is picking items from the same stock, our house is ending up with the same quality of produce.
FYI, JA just pips out LJ for highest QBR in the league. (Burrow is a close 3rd and noone else is in the same ballpark)
QBR is an attempt at adjusting the passer rating for the QB's contribution of the accrued passing stats.
Higher volatility because corp bonds are less liquid than treasuries; more sensitive to corporate news/events; and higher chance of underlying bonds being called early (good for the fund asset but they will need to reinvest)
Corporate bonds are typically shorter in maturity and lower in duration, which means their prices are less sensitive to change in interest rate environment... but there's all types and you can get a fund basket where those characteristics matches those based on treasuries.
My wife is allergic to such tech products and services, like grocery deliveries. Her hypothesis is that the store will select the worst fruits and vegetables to pack. (As if they want to discriminate against online shoppers?).
We also always end up going to the store twice in the same day. I do the bulk of the purchase. And a few hours later she realizes later she wants an extra carton eggs or whatever.
iShares TLT is by far the most popular. Only 15bps of expense fees. Vanguard VGLT is most similar (~25 year avg maturity of holdings) and 4bps fees…but at this points the fees are chicken scratch. TLH targets 10-20y treasuries. I dont think in this context most people are thinking of stuff with shorter maturity.