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our GE refrigerator in our camper has been having issues cooling and the RV is less than a year old, so we called GE to get it repaired or replaced, they said they have no direct company in our area and told us to call around for local people, we found a company that will come out but said their trip and diagnose cost will not be reimbursed by GE, only the repair itself? We will call GE tomorrow but this doesn't make sense , since it's under 1 year, shouldn't GE reimburse us or them the entire thing? can anyone knowledgable explain this process?

our GE refrigerator in our camper has been having issues cooling and the RV is less than a year old, so we called GE to get it repaired or replaced, they said they have no direct company in our area and told us to call around for local people, we found a company that will come out but said their trip and diagnose cost will not be reimbursed by GE, only the repair itself? We will call GE tomorrow but this doesn't make sense , since it's under 1 year, shouldn't GE reimburse us or them the entire thing? can anyone knowledgable explain this process?

Personally I think they need to revamp their fixed allocation funds. their active 60/40 balanced fund sucks, and their market track portfolios. they need a competitor to VBIAX. I can't be the only one who doesn't like to progressive conservative target date funds get and would rather stay in the popular time tested 60/40 for life in retirement.

in looking at downtrodden stocks I found CDW, one of the largest IT providers for business and schools, consulting and selling them laptops, servers, cloud, security, networking stuff, software needs, data storage, IT help etc. seems like they're one of the stocks taken down by fears of AI will replace them. maybe these fears are warranted but I think they'll be okay. its one thing to say just use AI, but for education and businesses these are serious needs and having an employee ask a LLM what to do isn't gonna fly. and it puts all the fault on them. plus if you search CDW on reddit its mostly zero stock discussion and actual IT people talking about getting deals from their reps who are actually helpful. I don't think a LLM telling a business or school to just buy 300 Lenovo Chromebooks and download Norton is gonna be the future. Their q1 earnings is coming out next week, analysts still estimating growth but we'll see.

double digit ROE, ROIC. PE of 16, F PE 13.

I started getting these eye pain headaches 6 months ago and have been taking pain killers weekly for them , often would get better if I stopped looking at screens for a bit , but I’ve lowered the brightness way down on all my devices because it’s too much . Now the last two months they’ve been daily , and the last week most of the day , including waking up. I’ve been trying to stop taking pain meds but’s it’s tough . My eyes feel so sore and want to close my eyes , and then eventually it becomes a migraine in my eyes , sometimes just one eye . Just the sunlight triggers this now . Anyone else get eye pain?

I'm thinking of a career in financial planing and wanted to be a little ocd and write down the main places one could work at so I can research the pros and cons of each. obviously theres 100s of RIAs so I just wrote the big ones I could find. is there things I should add or change ? where would you recommend a career at?

​Retail Brokerage Firms

Vanguard

Fidelity 

Charles Schwab

E trade

Robinhood

Interactive Brokers

Wealthfront 

M1 Finance 

Empower

Betterment 

Banks/ Wirehouses

Merril lynch (Bank of America)

Morgan Stanley 

Wells Fargo 

UBS

JP Morgan

US bank

PNC

Truist

TD Bank

Sofi 

Citibank

Ally 

Fifth Third

Broker Dealers

Edward Jones

Raymond James

Ameriprise 

LPL financial 

Stifel 

Osaic

Cetera

Commonwealth

Janney Montgomery Scott

RIAs

Creative Planning

Edelman Financial

Mariner 

Hightower

Captrust 

Fisher Investments

Mercer

Cerity Partners

Pathstone 

Cresset

Wealth Enhancement

AMs w/ Retail Accounts

T Rowe price

Capital Group

Insurance

Northwestern Mutual

Prudential

Mass Mutual 

New York Life

Principal Financial

Lincoln Financial

Nationwide

Guardian Life

Pacific Life

Jackson Financial

Thrivent

Primerica

I started getting weekly pain behind my eyes , sometimes in forehead, often triggered by screens , bright lights. Started in December , I started lowering the brightness on my devices a lot and it helped , and often times I’d get the pain by lunch but the break during lunch would make them go away . I started taking ibuprofen and Tylenol for them . But they’ve increased in frequency and the last two months have been brutal and I’ve had them everyday for the last two weeks , I’ve taken pain meds 6 days in a row now. Before it was a 1-3 days in a row with 1-7 days without taking meds . Now light from going outside triggers them , and they last for hours after stopping all light , screens etc . I’ve only been taking the meds at night because I need to sleep . I’m going to see an eye dr soon too. .