cashout early

[templescroll]

I think I'm gonna CASHOUT early this time. I have to do taxes and I am completely sickened by the idea of doing my taxes. So, CASHING OUT 2 months in a row gives me the confidence I need to press on.
The only things certain in life are DEATH and TAXES

[carolrowe]

Not a bad idea.  I think I remember reading something early on about things expiring anyway, so make sure you get your money!!

[pease2]

The money expires after 180 days so unless you've waited that long, you should be safe.

[samrhett2]

Oh, the dreaded taxes.  I thought I owed, but I think I found another deduction so I should be OK, but I just hate doing them.  There must be an easier way!

[templescroll]

Oh, the dreaded taxes.  I thought I owed, but I think I found another deduction so I should be OK, but I just hate doing them.  There must be an easier way!

yes.... DEATH   Har, har har !!  

[dmalsbury]

I'm wondering, what would be the point of waiting to cashout? Am I missing something? I cashout as soon as I can after reaching the requirements, that would be on the last day of the month that I reached requirements.

[dmalsbury]

samrhett2, do you mean that you thought you that owed more? I always want to owe a little, that is my money at that point, I want to keep it as long as possible before having to pay at which point it belongs to "uncle sam". Getting a big refund after filing your taxes means that you overpaid and let the tax people (uncle sam) use your money to earn them interest, instead of you earning that interest.

[deyi_mizu]

not a bad idea....

[julielarocca]

why did they all the moneyi earned expired

[flaniganr]

why did they all the moneyi earned expired

If it was more than 180 days since you aquired it.... they expire.  You should make sure you earn enough in that time, so you can cash-out all you earn.