u/Standard-Top-5942

When I turn on bluetooth headphones it takes the sound away from my bluetooth speakers (connected to samsung s22) and put the audio on my headphones. How to disable this?

When I turn on bluetooth headphones it takes the sound away from my bluetooth speakers (connected to samsung s22) and put the audio on my headphones. How to disable this?

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u/Standard-Top-5942 — 2 days ago

Had a baby in 2026, should that show up anywhere in our 2025 taxes (answer is no, right)?

For the taxes we're filling today (for 2025), no trump accounts, no child tax credit, no deductions for anything. Just want to make sure. So grateful for any responses.

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u/Standard-Top-5942 — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/botany

Looking for advice on flowering hedge

Flowering hedge (3-4 ft tall): thoughts on the difference between encore azalea and knockout roses? Flowering hedge (3-4 ft tall): thoughts on the difference between encore azalea and knockout roses? ( It doesn't have to be evergreen, hence the knock out rose options. Any thoughts on the pros and co fns of these? We are in 6b. Would probably be ezasy-beezy or autumn lily. Thanks for any tips. I have a lot to learn.

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u/Standard-Top-5942 — 4 days ago
▲ 45 r/fatFIRE

Is there a networth where having term live insurance doesn't really matter much?

As your net worth grows, the primary purpose of term life insurance — replacing lost income and covering debts so your family isn't financially devastated — becomes less critical, since your accumulated assets can serve that same protective role. A commonly cited threshold is when your investment portfolio and liquid assets are large enough to fully cover your liabilities (mortgage, loans, etc.) and still generate enough passive income to sustain your dependents' lifestyle indefinitely. At that point, you've essentially "self-insured," meaning your family would inherit enough wealth to thrive without ever needing a death benefit payout. Is this crazy? Income now is 300k with 4 million between taxable and roth accounts. Is that close to enough? I'm a stickler for minimalist finances and don't like making monthly payments and thinking of accounts. But that doesn't matter if this is necessary.

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u/Standard-Top-5942 — 15 days ago