Are you saving the new state quarters? Why?
473098
I'm saving the mint proof sets that contain the state quarters including the silver proof sets. I collect coins as a hobby and the state quarters are a part of history.  After all, when was the last time the design on our quarters changed? While circulating state quarters may never have any numismatic value because so many people are saving them, it is still fun.
459460
It is not worth anything.  Quarters before 1965 are more valuable because of the silver content.
1020815
Did you save all the changes after putting the mall?
550826
Sounds like a good idea in theory, but sometimes the reserves need to be used. Otherwise there's no point in having them.
630580
I would give the CA, but keep AZ and TX.  Seems like California is the only state that is truly promoting their interests.  Let them have it.  (not kidding) lol
33272
You can get them on Ebay or any local coin dealer.  You can also go to the bank and get some rolls of quarters ... that way is more fun.
693037
I think most people don't really take into account the current interest rate when saving.  Even though they have gone up, they're still pretty low, if you look back at history.\n\nI might be enticed into buying some long-term bonds if they go into double digits, but by then the economy will look a bit strange.\n\nPersonally, I haven't changed my habits from the rise in interest rates.  They're still too low to worry about right now.
1111628
save them for u. muahahahah >:]
1080947
All of the other previous responses that say you are only obligated to collect in your state are correct. \n\nThe reason you are getting conflicting answers is that most states are trying to get as much revenue as possible.\n\nYou can read more by following the link below.
491055
You don't really need to keep any recepts except for major appliances (things under warranty) or items that are valuable (collectibles).\nYou should certainly keep all your closing papers from when you bought the home.\nAlso, on the new tax code, this is the last year you get to deduct any items that make your home more energy efficient (like storm doors), so keep those as well.
778862
You are really confusing me. Conserve what?!
918444
You've made my day! I would say "stick it out" a little while longer...maybe you will get the "hang" of it one of these days and get caught and the State will supply you with all your retirement housing needs! Sounds like a deal to me!
40130
I have been mulling over the same question. I have decided that the bubble is more hyped up then it should be and that if anything prices will drop a bit or rmain the same over the next year or two. I'm just going to bite the bullet and buy a half million dollar property, i'm probably going to buy in Glendale in the next two months.\n\nGood Luck finding the right house!
934868
My dad owns two appartment buildings besides the house we live in. One is a triplex and the other one is also a triplex but with a corner store.\n\nWe try to do all the maintainance ourselves, and if we cannot, we call someone, after researching best price for quality.\n\nKeep the rules tight, no loose ends. Always take the rent for a new resident for the first and last month. That way if they run away (happened to us twice), you do not actually lose anything.\n\nIf the tenants stay in the building for a long time and they are good, we try not to increase the rent much each year. For example, the grocery store guy gives started at like 700 per month, but after like over 15 years, we capped it at 1250.
936969
Never in a million years would I leave it wherever it was when I finished unloading it.  My father taught me better than that.  If it's a place where you have to put a quarter in to take a cart out, I find someone to give it to and I don't let them give me their quarter.  Otherwise I usually drop it in the buggy holder, and I'll take an abandoned one along with me if it's nearby.
738344
Back in the 80's I purhcased EE savings bonds.  The "financial experts" claimed these were bad investments, so I quit getting them.  But I also stopped saving (duh).  Lo and behold those savings bonds that I purhcased (45 for $50) are now worth over $5,000(!) and will help get my son through his final year of college (yay!).  Of course, it's 20 years later but still...  it was a grat investment.
1025935
Nope.  Now if they could only find a way to save it and not spend it then we'd be in business.  Oh and "dummicrats"...that's real original...you are so cool.  Can I be your friend?