Flexible Spending Account?
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The contributions to the FSA will end when you stop working.  You will need to have spent the full $1,000 before you last day of work. The FSA can only reimburse you for medical expenses incurred prior to your last day. Incurred means that you have to have bought the OTC stuff or gone to a doctor or dentist prior to your last day.\nIf you don't spend the money in the account before your last day you lose it. The company can't give it back to you.\nI Would suggest you get to a doctor and get aphysical and go to a dentist and have a complete checkup. Spend the $1,000 and it doesn't even have to be wisely in your situation. Good Luck!
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Well first try to get something small,like a furniture account. Then you just must make sure you are not late on any payments and you build from there.The more you pay the more someone will take a risk on you.
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open a time deposit account...
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The premium itself cannot be funded through a medical flex account. You can use it for any deductibles or co-pays however. Most flex accounts will cover your co-pays and deductibles for medications as well.
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Most locally owned/operated banks offer free accounts for kids, with no minimum balance. My teen has one.. at one time i think her balance was 11 dollars(lol) just call around... should be easy to find.
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I faced that same situation and realized that the $50 or so a month that you pay a place like ADP to do all the paperwork, file the tax forms, send in tax payments, cut checks for you, and send you W2 forms and year end summaries is a good deal.\n\nI found that when I did it myself I was spending a lot of time unproductively doing clerical work and that made the use of a company like ADP very cost-effective. Plus if anything goes wrong they just whip out their paperwork and show the IRS that all was done properly. Doing that on your own is a major headache..
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You could go around to local businesses that you would be frequenting for your clients and ask them how you can set up an account (this will give you anywhere from 15-30 days to pay for the product after you have actually gotten it).  Now the account can be under your name and you can be billed bi-weekly or monthly OR you can tell them about your business and ask that they allow your indivisual clients to open an account.  Say it's a dry cleaner and a florist, If your client is Mrs. Smith, once you know that you will be picking up fresh flowers daily and dry cleaning once a week for her,  you ask that she call the 2 businesses and set up an account that allows you to get these things while the amounts are billed directly to her.  Then all you have to worry about is your fee.  This may not be the best way to go though, since your in the business of making your clients lives easier.  \n\nI would say your best bet is to have accounts at any and all local businesses that you will be using and leave a bill with the products at your clients homes.  Give them a 15 day period to pay you and get yourself a 30 day period to pay your account up. \n\nBest of luck
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usually catalogues give you a 52 week account. So it would work out around £50 a month to clear it!
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Set up an automatic deposit for part of your paycheck to another account, other than the account you pay your bills from. For example, set up $100 of every paycheck to go to a savings account (one that you don't check on at all) automatically. If you don't see this $100, then you don't spend it. It's a nice and easy way to save money.
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Account Set up is Free. Email and web-hosting along is free too. but you can always upgrade it, if you need more space.\nI thing Paid starts from $2+ and above. But it rele is an option. they never will impose you
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Check consumerreports.com.  You can get a yearly subscription for only $15.  They rate everything from pots and pans to financial planning...
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Yes, but your individual workers must know about the arrangement. They will give you your money appropriately. Just as you can work while on SSI also. There is a limit so you should ask your worker about it too. Hope this helps.
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Try "quickbooks".Its a great little inexpensive program for busniess.
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does it matter??? the monies go in the same account right?
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Look into DRIP accounts.  Direct ReInvestment Program.  There are many companies that will allow this.
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It seems you are looking for financial assistance (not assistant!).
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By wanting a 6 month CD I'm assuming that you may be needing the money at that time.  If this is the case, a better alternative would probably be a high interest savings account.  Most of them are actually paying higher then short term CD's.  Try online either ING, Capital One Bank, or Allstate Bank.