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Rollover minutes don’t work with curfews.

Back at the scene of the rollover they had brought in the dogs, who got one snootful of all the guts and gore scattered all over the place and, after a whispered conference, expressed their regrets and respectfully declined to participate.

But now it seems clear that literary criticism was inherently doomed. Explicitly or otherwise it had based itself on a structure of echelons and hierarchies; it was about the talent elite. And the structure atomized as soon as the forces of democratization gave their next concerted push. Those forces – incomparably the most potent in our culture – have gone on pushing. And they are now running up against a natural barrier. Some citadels, true, have proved stormable. You can become rich without having any talent (via the scratchcard and the rollover jackpot). You can become famous without having any talent (by abasing yourself on some TV nerdathon; a clear improvement on the older method of simply killing a celebrity and inheriting the aura). But you cannot become talented without having any talent. Therefore, talent must go. Literary criticism, now almost entirely confined to the universities, thus moves against talent by moving against the canon. Academic preferment will not come from a respectful study of Wordsworth’s poetics; it will come from a challenging study of his politics – his attitude toward the poor, say, or his unconscious ‘valorization’ of Napoleon; and it will come still faster if you ignore Wordsworth and elevate some (justly) neglected contemporary, by which process the canon may be quietly and steadily sapped. A brief consultation of the Internet will show that meanwhile, everyone has become a literary critic – or at least, a book-reviewer.

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The women looked from one to the other, knowing what the men didn’t know. We knew the heartbeat and interior graces, compensation for our own clumsiness; the beatitude as we renounced our bodies, our noble little parasites the higher calling. We knew, without saying, the watery rollover, tremor, seismic shudders, the steadiness of the baby’s hiccups, the reliable stab from a kick to the kidney

But now it seems clear that literary criticism was inherently doomed. Explicitly or otherwise it had based itself on a structure of echelons and hierarchies; it was about the talent elite. And the structure atomized as soon as the forces of democratization gave their next concerted push. Those forces – incomparably the most potent in our culture – have gone on pushing. And they are now running up against a natural barrier. Some citadels, true, have proved stormable. You can become rich without having any talent (via the scratchcard and the rollover jackpot). You can become famous without having any talent (by abasing yourself on some TV nerdathon; a clear improvement on the older method of simply killing a celebrity and inheriting the aura). But you cannot become talented without having any talent. Therefore, talent must go. Literary criticism, now almost entirely confined to the universities, thus moves against talent by moving against the canon. Academic preferment will not come from a respectful study of Wordsworth’s poetics; it will come from a challenging study of his politics – his attitude toward the poor, say, or his unconscious ‘valorization’ of Napoleon; and it will come still faster if you ignore Wordsworth and elevate some (justly) neglected contemporary, by which process the canon may be quietly and steadily sapped. A brief consultation of the Internet will show that meanwhile, everyone has become a literary critic – or at least, a book-reviewer.

Like airlines, we routinely overbook ourselves, fearful of any unused capacity, confident that we can fit everything in. We fear that if we don’t cram as much as possible into our day, we might miss out on something fabulous, important, special, or career advancing. But there are no rollover minutes in life. We don’t get to keep all that time we “save.” It’s actually a very costly way to live.

A family usually won’t move into a 1 bedroom unit, but would be willing to pay more per month to live in a 2 bedroom, because you rent per room. Most buyers won’t want to buy a 4-plex that has only 1 bedrooms or studios in the mix, both because they command less rent and because they have a higher tenant rollover rate. When it comes to both rental revenues and tenant rollover, 2 bedroom/1 bath units are preferable.

It needs to rollover.” His expression was placid. “Excuse me?” I felt the entirely rational urge to reach across the table and strangle him. “The bourbon allowance. I don’t drink a lot. I want it to roll over.” He stared at me innocently like he wasn’t being an absolute psycho. “Andrew,” I said, with an admirable amount of patience. “This is not AT&T.” “I gave you Cynthia. Write it.” “Fine!” I threw up my hands. “I see why opposing counsel hates you.” I grumbled but wrote it down. “Happy?” “So very happy,” he breathed. His eyes sparked. “I can’t wait to show you how much fun it will be to share an office together.” “Stop doing that.” “Doing what?” “You know.” I waved my hand. “That weird innuendo thing. You’re fucking with me.” “You think this is fucking with you?” he said quietly. “You ain’t seen nothing yet.

there was only one winning ticket for this week's £17million rollover prize. And I was holding it The case was becoming the biggest cause celebre since Jack the Ripper A red stain had spread across the linoleum from under Mrs Ormrod's back. I felt my insides heaving

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IRA’s & 401k’s are awesome since they let the magic of compound interest do its thing over time. Think of compound interest as fine wine—it gets better as it ages. There are two types of IRA’s, Roth and Traditional. You can also have a Rollover IRA of each one, where you “rollover” your old 401k from an old employer. Both types, have a contribution limit of $5500 (2016 limit, $6500 if you’re 50+ years old). Here’s an example: If you start at the age of 25 with $5,500 and continue to contribute $5,500 every year until retirement age, your account could be worth a million or more assuming you have a hefty return every year (Google IRA calculator if you don’t believe me).

Good Poem Sit, lay down, roll over, here’s your treat.

I would soon learn that many things in EMS didn’t go well. Rollovers, shootings, stabbings, beatings, murders, suicides, car accidents.

• If you do not need to live off your pension and you want to leave this money to your heirs, you would be better off taking the lump sum and doing a rollover rather than opting for the annuity payment.

Sometimes I think that we need a war to wake us up. And now that we’ve got one, don’t be so foolish as to roll over and hit the snooze button.

I’ll drive.” I’d cut in, because Cain and Remington needed me, not that they ever acknowledged that, even to themselves. “Remington will cause a roll-over trying to track Aurora with one hand.” Remington had looked mock-offended. “I have a lot of experience thinking about Aurora one-handed.

Roll-over Carthage and Babylon! With the auspicious embarrassment that only great nations can achieve, America’s twenty-first century that began with that Holy Trinity of turdsqueak popcorn farts; George W. Bush, Barack Hussein Obama and Donald Trump, is now being awarded an involuntary colonoscopy without an anesthesia by Comatose Joe Biden and his assistant, Willie Brown’s second or third string wifey, Camilla Harris.

But highly leveraged economies, particularly those in which continual rollover of short-term debt is sustained only by confidence in relatively illiquid underlying assets, seldom survive forever, particularly if leverage continues to grow unchecked

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How do you like leasing at this building? Are there any issues that you would like to discuss? If and when we close escrow, is there anything we can do to improve your stay here? How is business? Would you say your company’s finances are improving? Are your company’s finances weaker or stabilized over the past two years? When your lease expires in ______, will you be renewing? _______________ Don’t expect to be able to interview every tenant; for commercial properties you should focus on interviewing the major tenants, the ones that comprise the largest percentages of the property’s rent/lease revenues. Also prioritize interviews with tenants who are coming up for renewal in the next six months. In addition to any property issues (such as elevator problems or a disruptive tenant in the building) that you might discover in these interviews, you will be looking for anything that is at odds with what you know to be the projected tenant rollover.

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**Fidelity Retirement Account Locked – Identity or Compliance Holds?** > *“The worst feeling isn’t losing money — it’s losing access to it.”* If your **Fidelity retirement account is locked**, you’re not alone. Many investors experience sudden access restrictions, especially when **identity verification** or **compliance reviews** are triggered. It's disconcerting to encounter "**Fidelity Retirement Account Locked**," but in most cases, it's a **protective hold**, not an irreversible lock. Fidelity applies such holds to protect your retirement funds — either due to identity discrepancies, suspicious login attempts, or federal compliance checks. These are the most common reasons why a **Fidelity retirement account can be locked** ???? --- #### ???? **1. Identity Verification Hold** When Fidelity detects unusual activity — like logging in from a new device, a name mismatch, or incomplete identity records — your **retirement account** may be **locked automatically**. You’ll usually receive an email or secure message requesting additional verification (e.g., photo ID or address confirmation). --- #### ⚖️ **2. Compliance or Regulatory Hold** Sometimes, a **compliance hold** occurs when Fidelity needs to review your account for legal or IRS-related reasons. This can happen if: * Your retirement contributions exceed annual limits. * You’ve initiated a rollover without proper documentation. * There’s a flagged transfer or suspected third-party access attempt. During this time, **Fidelity locks the retirement account** until all compliance requirements are satisfied. --- #### ???? **3. Security or Fraud Prevention** If Fidelity’s systems detect possible fraud or unauthorized activity, they’ll lock the **retirement account** to protect your assets. This may involve re-enabling two-factor authentication or resetting your login credentials. --- #### ☎️ **4. How to Reopen** To reopen a **Fidelity retirement account**, call **Fidelity's customer service** directly at [Fidelity Contact Center] Be prepared to verify your identity with your Social Security number, account number, and recent activity details. Once verified, Fidelity will lift the hold and allow access — usually within 24–48 hours. --- > *\"A locked account doesn't mean lost funds — it means your financial security just got a second look.\"* If you see **Fidelity Retirement Account Locked**, it is likely an identity or compliance hold. Be patient, finish the verification process, and your account will be opened securely again. #Fidelity #Retirement #FidelityInvestments #FidelityRetirementAccountLocked #Finance #Investing #ComplianceHold #IdentityVerification #PersonalFinance

**Fidelity IRA Deposit or Transfer Not Showing Up – Simple Solutions** > *"Nothing tests your patience like waiting for your retirement money to appear."* Did you notice that your **Fidelity IRA deposit or transfer is not showing up**? You're definitely not the only one. Most Fidelity investors see this happen once — or repeatedly, particularly close to contribution due dates or when moving between accounts. Before jumping to conclusions that something's amiss, it's reassuring to know the majority of instances of a **Fidelity IRA deposit or transfer not appearing** are actually **timing or processing delays**, not lost funds. Here's what typically is the cause — and how to resolve it immediately ???? --- #### ???? **1. Verify Transfer Type and Status** Log in to your Fidelity account and go to **Accounts → Transfer History**. If your **IRA deposit** or **IRA transfer** shows "pending," it is currently being processed. * **Bank-to-Fidelity transfers (ACH)** will take **1–3 business days**. * **IRA-to-IRA transfers** or **rollovers** from another institution (e.g., Vanguard or Schwab) will take **5–10 business days**, subject to verification procedures. --- #### ???? **2. Confirm Contribution Year and Account Type** Sometimes your **Fidelity IRA deposit** doesn't appear where you expect it to because it was made to a **alternate contribution year** or a **Roth, instead of Traditional IRA**. Check your **contribution summary** to ensure money was disbursed correctly — especially around tax time. --- #### ???? **3. Confirm Outside Bank Details** If your **Fidelity IRA transfer** came from an outside bank, double check your **routing and account numbers**. Even minor entry errors can delay transfers or require Fidelity's intervention to trace the money. --- #### ⏳ **4. Allow Settlement and Verification** In custodian-to-custodian transfers, Fidelity will require **verification of ownership** and **settlement of funds** before posting. This slows down timelines — but it's all part of federal regulation (specifically for IRA rollovers and trustee-to-trustee transfers). --- #### ☎️ **5. Connect with Fidelity IRA Support** If your **Fidelity IRA deposit or transfer is not appearing after 5 business days**, contact directly by [Fidelity IRA Contact Support Share your confirmation number and the precise date of transfer — they can trace the status of deposit or find it in processing. --- > *"Your retirement money deserves your attention, but sometimes it just needs a little time to arrive safely."* If your **Fidelity IRA deposit or transfer is not appearing**, remain patient, check your transfer history, and reach out to support if necessary. The lag is generally always procedural — and your money is held securely every step of the way. #Fidelity #FidelityInvestments #IRA #Finance #RetirementPlanning #Investing #FidelityIRATransfer #DepositNotShowingUp #PersonalFinance #InvestorExperience

**401(k) Rollover to an IRA: Steps, Timing, and Tax Tips** > *"Your retirement shouldn't stay where your old job did."* If you've recently changed jobs, one of the smartest money decisions you can make is a **401(k) rollover to an IRA**. It's a simple, tax-smart way to take command of your retirement funds — but only if you do it correctly. A **401(k) rollover to an IRA** gives you **more investment choices**, **lower cost fees**, and **more control** of your long-term plan. Here's how to do it right, without tax frustration or delay. ???? #### ???? **Step 1: Choose the Correct IRA Custodian** Prior to starting your **401(k) rollover to an IRA**, decide where you want your money to go — Fidelity, Vanguard, Schwab, or another custodian you're comfortable with. Compare investment options, costs, and types of accounts (Traditional or Roth IRA) to find the optimum combination for your retirement. #### ???? **Step 2: Request a Direct Rollover** Always request a **direct rollover** — when your old 401(k) employer sends the funds **directly to your IRA**. This keeps the process **tax-free and penalty-free**, since you never have your hands on the money. **Avoid:** Indirect rollovers (having the check sent to you). The IRS requires you to redeposit those funds within **60 days** or they'll be taxed as income — along with a 10% penalty if you're under age 59½. #### ⏳ **Step 3: Be Aware of the Timing** A **401(k) rollover to an IRA** typically takes **5–10 business days**, depending on your old company's plan. You will receive a confirmation email the moment your money arrives and is ready to invest. In case it has been more than two weeks, contact the old and new custodians to track the transfer. #### ???? **Step 4: Know the Tax Consequences** The type of **401(k) rollover to an IRA** dictates your tax treatment: * **Traditional 401(k) → Traditional IRA**: No taxes payable now. * **Roth 401(k) → Roth IRA**: No taxes payable now. * **Traditional 401(k) → Roth IRA**: This is a **Roth conversion** — you’ll pay taxes on the rolled-over amount but enjoy tax-free withdrawals later. **Pro Tip:** If you’re planning to roll over to a Roth IRA, do it during a **low-income year** to minimize taxes. #### ???? **Step 5: Reinvest Your Funds Wisely** Once the **401(k) rollover to your IRA** is complete, reinvest your funds right away. Consider low-expense index funds or target-date portfolios diversified according to your retirement timeline. > *"A 401(k) rollover to an IRA isn't just a transfer — it's a reset button for your financial future."* Whether you're looking for greater returns or simply greater control, rolling over your **401(k) to an IRA** is one of the smartest retirement moves you can make. With good timing, careful planning, and savvy tax strategy, your savings can continue growing — with less tension and taxes. #401kRollover #401kRolloverToAnIRA #Retirement #Finance #Investing #FidelityInvestments #RetirementPlanning #PersonalFinance #MoneyManagement #TaxTips

**401(k) Rollover? Here’s the Stress-Free Playbook** > *“Your old job shouldn’t hold your retirement hostage.”* If you’ve ever switched jobs and left your savings behind, it’s time to take control with a **401(k) rollover**. Moving your retirement funds doesn’t have to be complicated or intimidating — in fact, with a few smart steps, it can be completely stress-free. This quick **401(k) rollover playbook** walks you through rolling over your retirement money safely, avoiding unnecessary taxes, and keeping your investment strategy on track. ???? --- #### ???? **Step 1: Locate Your Old 401(k) Account** Prior to starting a **401(k) rollover**, determine where your old account is located — usually with your ex-employer's plan administrator (e.g., Fidelity, Vanguard, or Empower). Log in, verify your balance, and ask for the information to roll over the funds. --- #### ???? **Step 2: Select Your Destination — New 401(k) or IRA** You can roll your money into either: * **A new employer's 401(k)** (keeps it all together), or * **An IRA** (more investment options). Your **401(k) rollover** remains tax-free if it's rolled directly — one trustee to another. --- #### ???? **Step 3: Request a Direct Rollover** Always choose a **direct 401(k) rollover** to save yourself on penalties and withholding taxes. With this method, the money moves directly between your old provider and new one — you never even handle it yourself, which makes it IRS-compliant and worry-free. --- #### ???? **Step 4: Verify Deposit and Reinvest** Once the money is in your new account, invest it according to your retirement goals and risk tolerance. A 401(k) rollover isn't just moving money — it's **aligning your investments** for long-term success. --- > *"A smooth rollover isn't luck — it's preparation and patience."* Whether you've put off your 401(k) rollover or have questions, now's the time to keep your retirement snapshot clear. With the right steps, you can move your money safely, avoid taxes, and invest with confidence — without the hassle. #401k #401kRollover #Retirement #FidelityInvestments #Finance #PersonalFinance #Investing #RetirementPlanning #MoneyManagement #FinancialFreedom

?**Locked Money in Fidelity Account? This Is the Why and How to Unlocked It** *""Your money isn't missing — it's just waiting for permission to move.""* You've logged into your account and discover **locked money in your Fidelity account**? Don't worry, you are not alone. Many Fidelity investors are faced with this while trying to trade, withdraw, or transfer money — only to discover that their available balance is under lock. When this happens, it can be annoying and puzzling. But in most cases, **Fidelity locked money** is temporary and due to **security reviews, unsettled trades, or regulation needs**. Let's break down the number one reasons why this happens and how to fix it fast ???? #### ???? **1. Unsettled Trades or Pending Deposits** If you recently sold stocks or made a fund transfer, Fidelity might **lock those funds** until they become **fully settled**. According to SEC rules, stock trades settle in **two business days (T+2)**. Meanwhile, your balance might be shown in your account but isn't yet available for reinvestment or withdrawal. **Solution:** Just wait out the settlement period. After settlement, the **money kept in your Fidelity account** is automatically released. #### ⚖️ **2. Good Faith Violations and Trading Restrictions** If you’ve been actively trading with **unsettled cash**, Fidelity may impose a **good faith violation** restriction. This temporarily **locks your cash** from being used for new trades. **Fix:** Allow the restriction period (usually 90 days) to expire or only use **fully settled funds** for trades to avoid future holds. #### ???? **3. Identity Verification or Compliance Hold** Occasionally, **tied-up money in a Fidelity account** results from **identity or compliance checks**. Fidelity will lock funds if they identify inconsistent personal information, unverified deposits, or suspicious account behavior. **Solution:** Look for any **secure messages or alerts** that ask for document verification. Provide a valid photo ID or proof of address to release your funds promptly. #### ???? **4. IRA or Retirement Account Restrictions** If the **locked money** is in an **IRA or retirement account**, you might be approaching a **withdrawal eligibility limit** or **IRS compliance hold**. Fidelity has stringent regulations about distributions, rollovers, and timing of contributions. **Fix:** Confirm that your withdrawal request complies with **IRS age and contribution rules**. Contact Fidelity's **Retirement Services Team** for review if unsure. #### ???? **5. Bank Transfer or Funding Delays** If you’ve initiated a **bank-to-Fidelity transfer**, those funds are often “locked” for a short period while Fidelity confirms the transaction. This helps prevent reversals or fraud from external accounts. **Fix:** Allow **1–3 business days** for ACH deposits to clear. If a week passes without progress, contact [Fidelity Customer Support with your transfer reference number. > *“When your funds are locked, patience pays — literally. Most restrictions protect you, not punish you.”* So don't panic if you notice **locked money in your Fidelity account**. It is most likely due to **routine trading, transfer, or verification procedures**. By understanding why — and taking simple steps to rectify it — you'll have your money unlocked and back to you in a jiffy. #Fidelity #Finance #Investing #FidelityInvestments #LockedMoneyInFidelityAccount #Trading #PersonalFinance #AccountRestrictions #InvestorExperience

? **Blocked Fidelity IRA Withdrawal? What is Verification and Tax Holds?** > *"When your retirement funds seem beyond reach, it's not lost — it's just being reviewed."* Surprisingly, has your **Fidelity IRA withdrawal been blocked**? Relax. Many investors log in, request a transfer or distribution, and are unexpectedly met with a **"Withdrawal Blocked"** or **"Transaction Restricted"** message. The process can be uncomfortable — after all, this is your retirement money. But in most cases, a **Fidelity IRA withdrawal blocked** message signals Fidelity's system is following **tight verification or tax hold procedures** aimed at protecting your account and you. Let's break down why your **Fidelity IRA withdrawal might be blocked** — and how you can fix it safely and smoothly. ???? --- #### ???? **1. Identity Verification Holds** Identity verification hold is the most common reason for a **Fidelity IRA withdrawal blocked** notice. When Fidelity detects discrepancies — e.g., new address, recent name change, unfamiliar device log-in, or missing ID confirmation — the system will automatically place withdrawals on hold until verification is completed. **Fix:** * Log in to your **Fidelity account** and check for messages under **"Secure Alerts."** * Submit requested documents (driver’s license, proof of address, etc.). * Once verified, the withdrawal block usually lifts within **24–48 hours**. --- #### ???? **2. Tax Reporting and IRS Compliance Holds** Another major cause for a **Fidelity IRA withdrawal blocked** status involves **tax-related holds**. Because IRA withdrawals are considered **taxable distributions**, Fidelity must confirm key details before releasing funds, including: * Whether you’re withdrawing from a **Traditional IRA** or **Roth IRA**. * If **IRS Form W-9** (tax ID certification) is up to date. * If **mandatory withholding** options (federal/state) are selected. If any of these elements are absent or out of date, Fidelity halts withdrawals until compliance is complete. **Repair:** * Review your **tax withholding settings** in "Account Preferences." * If requested, update your **W-9 form**. * Call **Fidelity's IRA service desk** to ensure no other forms are outstanding. #### ⚖️ **3. Contribution Year or Rollover Confusion** Sometimes, a **blocked IRA withdrawal** isn’t about taxes or verification — it’s about **timing**. If you’ve recently contributed funds or rolled over money from another account, those assets may be subject to a **contribution hold** or **settlement period**. Federal rules prohibit withdrawing certain contributions before they’re fully cleared or verified. **Fix:** Wait for settlement confirmation (typically 3–5 business days after contribution). Then retry the withdrawal once the funds are eligible. --- #### ???? **4. Security and Fraud Prevention Holds** Fidelity's fraud-protection system will **automatically block withdrawals** if suspicious activity is detected, such as: * Multiple failed login attempts. * Logins from unknown IP addresses. * Sudden withdrawal requests following prolonged inactivity. **Solution:** Call **Fidelity's fraud prevention hotline** right away. Once they authenticate your identity, they'll lift the withdrawal block and guide you through a secure reactivation process. --- #### ☎️ **5. Reaching Fidelity Support** If your **Fidelity IRA withdrawal remains blocked**, contact [Fidelity Customer Service] or use their secure chat. Provide them with: * Date of the withdrawal request. * The type of IRA account. * The amount and reason for the withdrawal (distribution, transfer, or rollover). They can confirm whether the block is **system-based, verification-based, or IRS-related**, and help resolve it immediately.

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