lots of falsified or left out information, and even a few incorrect things.I actually watch this show from time to time and contribute to the Nation's need for "reality TV" - let me apologize now - and do so for the entertainment value as I get a kick out of some of the stupid things that go on that would never go on in my business as well as the fact that I love to check their numbers at the end to see how far off they are.

Maybe they have no hobbies, no family, no desire to travel or participate in leisure activities... their time may be close to free... others have kids or parents they care for, hobbies and passions apart from making money, charitable or non-profit pursuits, etc that they would love to be doing full time if they had the funding to do so.

I've taken out 2 loans against it in the past few months strictly for RE investment.I won't stop contributing because my company match is essentially a 50% return now that I'm fully vested, but I have every intention of maxing out the loans every 6-12 months until I no longer need my employer's services (aka a paycheck).Regardless of whether you agree with this article or not, I think it's fair to say that the stock market has been insanely volatile over the past 3-4 years.

"Utahans" are generous and charitable, "Utah" not so much which is nice.

I'll go to the resources file and check out both of your contributions.

However, I think there are a lot of people in prison, especially petty drug charges, that are contributing to the increase more than violent offenders.

I have heard of many cases where this occurred to perfectly legitimate persons who were here working and contributing to our economy, legitimately.

Prior to filing, you remove the excess contribution, but leave the gains.

I've done it (years ago) and the attorney had $0 in transfer tax since it was a zero sum transfer (show corporate resolution for capital contribution at basis) that showed no benefit to contributing member.

Is the max contribution still $49k?