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ParticipantWe’ve been in VA just outside DC for the last year and that law is in full effect here, and they are SERIOUS about it. You’d better move over, and if you opt for option 2 (slow down to a reasonable speed) you’d better be down around 15 or you’re going to find yourself pulled over a mile down the road. They often have a secondary officer/etc nearby watching for exactly these sorts of violations, and they go after the folks who don’t move over or just give a quick tap on the brakes.
It’s all about the safety of the officers/personnel so idiots don’t go ripping by at 75 with 5 feet to spare.
ParticipantWe’ve been in VA just outside DC for the last year and that law is in full effect here, and they are SERIOUS about it. You’d better move over, and if you opt for option 2 (slow down to a reasonable speed) you’d better be down around 15 or you’re going to find yourself pulled over a mile down the road. They often have a secondary officer/etc nearby watching for exactly these sorts of violations, and they go after the folks who don’t move over or just give a quick tap on the brakes.
It’s all about the safety of the officers/personnel so idiots don’t go ripping by at 75 with 5 feet to spare.
ParticipantWe’ve been in VA just outside DC for the last year and that law is in full effect here, and they are SERIOUS about it. You’d better move over, and if you opt for option 2 (slow down to a reasonable speed) you’d better be down around 15 or you’re going to find yourself pulled over a mile down the road. They often have a secondary officer/etc nearby watching for exactly these sorts of violations, and they go after the folks who don’t move over or just give a quick tap on the brakes.
It’s all about the safety of the officers/personnel so idiots don’t go ripping by at 75 with 5 feet to spare.
ParticipantWe’ve been in VA just outside DC for the last year and that law is in full effect here, and they are SERIOUS about it. You’d better move over, and if you opt for option 2 (slow down to a reasonable speed) you’d better be down around 15 or you’re going to find yourself pulled over a mile down the road. They often have a secondary officer/etc nearby watching for exactly these sorts of violations, and they go after the folks who don’t move over or just give a quick tap on the brakes.
It’s all about the safety of the officers/personnel so idiots don’t go ripping by at 75 with 5 feet to spare.
ParticipantExperiencing the exact same thing with WF – have business, personal, mortgage, etc with them. It’s pissing me off.
What’s the best way to check on the relative safety and stability of a bank? Went to TD Bank today (Sunday!) and they blew my mind with their outstanding customer service and the fact that they’re open 7 days a week. Where do I go to check whether they’re at risk or not? They just took over a bunch of “Commerce Bank” branches over here on the east coast. (just relo’d to DC area)
ParticipantExperiencing the exact same thing with WF – have business, personal, mortgage, etc with them. It’s pissing me off.
What’s the best way to check on the relative safety and stability of a bank? Went to TD Bank today (Sunday!) and they blew my mind with their outstanding customer service and the fact that they’re open 7 days a week. Where do I go to check whether they’re at risk or not? They just took over a bunch of “Commerce Bank” branches over here on the east coast. (just relo’d to DC area)
ParticipantExperiencing the exact same thing with WF – have business, personal, mortgage, etc with them. It’s pissing me off.
What’s the best way to check on the relative safety and stability of a bank? Went to TD Bank today (Sunday!) and they blew my mind with their outstanding customer service and the fact that they’re open 7 days a week. Where do I go to check whether they’re at risk or not? They just took over a bunch of “Commerce Bank” branches over here on the east coast. (just relo’d to DC area)
ParticipantExperiencing the exact same thing with WF – have business, personal, mortgage, etc with them. It’s pissing me off.
What’s the best way to check on the relative safety and stability of a bank? Went to TD Bank today (Sunday!) and they blew my mind with their outstanding customer service and the fact that they’re open 7 days a week. Where do I go to check whether they’re at risk or not? They just took over a bunch of “Commerce Bank” branches over here on the east coast. (just relo’d to DC area)
ParticipantExperiencing the exact same thing with WF – have business, personal, mortgage, etc with them. It’s pissing me off.
What’s the best way to check on the relative safety and stability of a bank? Went to TD Bank today (Sunday!) and they blew my mind with their outstanding customer service and the fact that they’re open 7 days a week. Where do I go to check whether they’re at risk or not? They just took over a bunch of “Commerce Bank” branches over here on the east coast. (just relo’d to DC area)
ParticipantRudimentary thought with no real numbers to back it up – One might assume, given the state of the economy and the direction of government, that taxes are only going up from here for the near term. Since your tax bracket stinks either way, you might consider accelerating the income to sooner rather than later, thinking that you’ll likely get hit harder in years to come than you will now.
ParticipantRudimentary thought with no real numbers to back it up – One might assume, given the state of the economy and the direction of government, that taxes are only going up from here for the near term. Since your tax bracket stinks either way, you might consider accelerating the income to sooner rather than later, thinking that you’ll likely get hit harder in years to come than you will now.
ParticipantRudimentary thought with no real numbers to back it up – One might assume, given the state of the economy and the direction of government, that taxes are only going up from here for the near term. Since your tax bracket stinks either way, you might consider accelerating the income to sooner rather than later, thinking that you’ll likely get hit harder in years to come than you will now.
ParticipantRudimentary thought with no real numbers to back it up – One might assume, given the state of the economy and the direction of government, that taxes are only going up from here for the near term. Since your tax bracket stinks either way, you might consider accelerating the income to sooner rather than later, thinking that you’ll likely get hit harder in years to come than you will now.
ParticipantRudimentary thought with no real numbers to back it up – One might assume, given the state of the economy and the direction of government, that taxes are only going up from here for the near term. Since your tax bracket stinks either way, you might consider accelerating the income to sooner rather than later, thinking that you’ll likely get hit harder in years to come than you will now.
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