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• Is Heber Springs a good place for a multiracial family?

  I don't think the wallethub.com list is the source I would rest my entire case on, but I already conceded that Springdale is almost as diverse as Little Rock. I wouldn't lean too heavily on "there are multiple types of diversity, and also different kinds of white people" argument either if I were you. Anyway, it appears you have a chip on your shoulder about the whole thing so enjoy your downvote lol. Source: 10 months ago

• Did you know we’re #1 in the country for having the highest tax burden? It’s no wonder people are moving out of this state.

  I think it's important to understand that your source is a nothing but an advertisement for the website https://wallethub.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• somebody has been using my ssn to collect unemployment benefits back in 2020 and i never knew until i got laid off in 2022 - i have all their info now, where do i go from here?

  Created a new account at wallethub.com to monitor credit ongoing. Source: over 1 year ago

• LPT: You do NOT need to pay interest to build credit.

  If you don’t pay your credit card you are being charged 36% on the new First PREMIER® Bank Credit Card. The card is unsecured and for bad credit. It has an annual fee of $50 - $125 1st yr, $45 - $49 after that. Plus, there’s a $55 - $95 one-time processing fee. (According to wallethub.com). Source: almost 2 years ago

• Willingness to spend is great, but it takes 2 to tango and right now the Mets can’t seem to hire or sign just about anybody in the industry. They’re an unattractive destination rn and a risk. Matz chose the Cardinals bc it’s a much better and safer situation for him

  His home, that certainly could be a pretty big difference, again depending on a lot of factors. The median home price in NYC is $733k per Zillow, and $161k in STL, so that is a big difference. If he'd buy the median home in either place then I get a ~$10.5k difference in property taxes (using figures I got from wallethub.com). Source: over 2 years ago