u/AttorneyHappy216

I was in SF for work a couple days ago. I have the CSR credit card, and I decided to try out an Air Canada lounge for the first time.

I was very impressed. It’s such a step up from United & American lounges. The staff were fantastic, and the food was excellent. The showers were a nice benefit of the lounge as well. The lounge was not crowded.

I have the Amex Plat as well, but since the Centurion lounges are almost always overcrowded, I’m probably going to be canceling that card soon.

Looks like I will be using Air Canada lounges for my business travel.

Cheers! Tell us your Air Canada lounge stories below.

While I enjoy being close to the terminal for flights, can you please buy higher quality pillows?

Virtually every Air Force Inn I’ve been forced to stay at has comically bad pillows. They are not soft, and they cause my neck/head to be a foot above the rest of my body.

Do better, Air Force Inns. We beg you.

Greetings, I’m looking to put around $7,000 a month into a long-term fund. My goal is to DCA and keep the fund active until retirement and never withdrawal at least until retirement.

The monies in this fund won’t be placed in an IRA because this $7,000 is a tax-free pension I’m receiving being a disabled vet.

I’ve looked at funds such as VOO or FXAIX. I’ve been told for taxed brokerages, it’s better to use index funds over mutual funds (generally speaking).

Where do I place a monthly deposit for leave it and forget it for several decades?

Thank you very much for your assistance in my self-directed brokerage endeavor.