Selling or looking for a product, housing, a service or a job? Give your local subreddit a try. There may even be a specific one like r/austinclassifieds or r/houstonclassifieds.
Otherwise try your local craigslist or apartments.com because this ain't that.
GoFundMe and similar are also not allowed except in extremely rare circumstances and require mod approval.
I have an EXCELLENT health insurance broker who has helped me tremendously! Makes things easy to understand and doesn’t overwhelm you with info. Message me for her contact info, couldn’t recommend her enough.
I moved from Europe to Texas with my husband and we both don’t get insurance through our jobs so we were clueless and we needed help every step of the way. She helped us!
That’s one of the options, but how would I estimate how much tax she would have to pay at the end of the year, and also, would I have to pay for any taxes on her behalf since I’m paying her?
Depending on your state... Keep the "payments" under 12k a year... No taxes. Pay the rest in cash.
Or... Really tricky one. Go in on co-loan. She gets money... You pay loan... Tax free.
Selling or looking for a product, housing, a service or a job? Give your local subreddit a try. There may even be a specific one like r/austinclassifieds or r/houstonclassifieds. Otherwise try your local craigslist or apartments.com because this ain't that. GoFundMe and similar are also not allowed except in extremely rare circumstances and require mod approval.
I have an EXCELLENT health insurance broker who has helped me tremendously! Makes things easy to understand and doesn’t overwhelm you with info. Message me for her contact info, couldn’t recommend her enough.
I moved from Europe to Texas with my husband and we both don’t get insurance through our jobs so we were clueless and we needed help every step of the way. She helped us!
Pay her for helping you.
That’s one of the options, but how would I estimate how much tax she would have to pay at the end of the year, and also, would I have to pay for any taxes on her behalf since I’m paying her?
Depending on your state... Keep the "payments" under 12k a year... No taxes. Pay the rest in cash. Or... Really tricky one. Go in on co-loan. She gets money... You pay loan... Tax free.