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assuming

[uh-soo-ming] / əˈsu mɪŋ /


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Do the laws in your state leave you open to liability if they injure themselves with this equipment, assuming they have no experience operating it?

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Meanwhile, a similar person who is 65 and eligible for Medicare would owe about $482 a month for Part B and D coverage, assuming the Part D coverage has an average premium.

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While this is perfectly fine for someone your age, assuming you have a high risk tolerance to any market volatility, you could face significant taxable income when you have to start taking withdrawals.

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Housel: One big trap is waking up feeling incomplete or anxious and assuming more money or more stuff will fix it.

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But given that it’s your inheritance and assuming you are providing the lion’s share of the investment, for better or for worse, your voice has more weight.

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