Sky is black, phones are down, but cell is working again.

I DO care about multiple cell phone companies and other consumer utils and revolving store cards that show Bad Habits...individually AND collectively as a bigger picture.

My wife had cancer treatment and cost exceeded $150000.

God to know - I had thought some work via cell signal and not a WiFi signal.

They don't get super cheap cable or cell phone service. 

In my case, I focused on Dave's advice regarding insurance and estate planning-- in part because I've lost far too many friends to cancer, war, and car wrecks who left people behind who loved and depended on them behind.  

Originally posted by J Scott:Agreed with Jon that having an S-Corp (or an LLC taxed as an S-Corp) won't really help you much from a tax perspective if you've maxed out SS payments from your day job.But, also agree with Will that having an entity can shield you from some personal liability, so if you have personal assets to protect, you should probably start investing under a business entity.The tax benefits I was eluding to is that with your S-Corp, you will have operating expenses, for instance, your car payment, gasoline, insurance, cell phone, etc.

The places I work are remote small towns and villages 60-100 miles away from my home and those places don't have good cell service. 

And the guys who actually perpetrated the fraud would be in the cells next to him. 

Tampa is home to several major employers, including Raymond James Financial, Moffitt Cancer Center, and Publix Super Markets.