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TIMESAVING GADGET REVIEW

The MayTag H20 is Amazing

by Mama Gadget

When my GE refrigerator broke again after 4 years of service, I was determined to find a real solution.

We bought our high GE refrigerator I thought we were living high on the hog. It was one of those side by sides that was all the rage. Only 3 years into the purchase and the ice maker broke. Two hundred and fifty dollars later the bloom was definitely off the rose. I have come to realize that the "Side by side" feature means no pizza or large pans can fit. When the darn thing six months later starts freezing the baby's milk in the refrigerator and has another problem with the ice maker , it had to go.

I was determined to find the largest fridge that my husband's money could buy. I looked at the new versions of side buy sides and just shuttered. I really like the water and ice on the door, but I will not have another side by side in my house. I even looked at the new fancy computerized models with the tv screens or the change the sections from a fridge to freezer at will. I avoided that temptation and the easy credit finance plans. That new Samsung at Best Buy is over $3000. That is too much.

I ended up going to Home Depot and was sold on the new Maytag H20. I get water and ice on the door, but it is no side by side. It's huge on the inside. I can fit the crock from my 6qt slow cooker, a pan of eggplant parmesian, a deli tray and host of other things. I could have never fit this amount in my old GE unless I kept the door open. The deep freezer is wonderful too. It is everything a growing family needs including room for pizza.

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FOOD & HOME IN REVIEW -- HUNGRY MOMMA

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FINANCES IN REVIEW - POCKETBOOK DRAMA

Mistakes that One Makes with Money

by Fiasco Mama

According to Suze Orman, one of the biggest mistakes that one can do is borrowing from your 401(k) or your 403(b

It's a horrible deal. For starters, your 401(k) contributions are pre-tax. Your money will get taxed later on, when you withdraw the money from the plan. But if you take out a loan, you're pulling out pre-tax dollars that you will then have to repay -- with money that has already been taxed. Then when you eventually retire and start making withdrawals, the money is going to be taxed again. So the money you use to pay off the loan ultimately is taxed twice. You also can get caught needing to pay back the loan much faster than you thought. . You'll have to repay the entire loan in just a few months if you're laid off or take a new job. And if you don't have the money for repayment -- and you're not 55 or older -- the loan will then be treated as a withdrawal. That means a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty in addition to the regular income tax on all the money withdrawn. Ouch. Moreover, you're shortchanging your retirement savings. Reducing the money you have growing tax-deferred in a retirement plan is going to translate into having less money when you need it. Source: Suze Orman

 

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