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1 - Is my car mechanic ripping me off? If not, then what’s the best way to manage those expenses?

2 - How much should we set aside for retirement if we’re going to receive a pension?

3 - Is my work sponsored retirement account which happens to be a Roth, inclusive of the overall Roth contribution limits?

4 - Can I take advantage of the Mrs. Murphy exemption in order to steer clear of any potential litigation against me as a landlord?

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Ask HTM - Car Repair Ripoffs, Roth Contribution Limit Confusion, and House Hacking Litigation Mitigation #865