sguha

I'm getting the same problem

Our company used Ubiquity https://www.myubiquity.com/retirement/plans/expressk/ which doesn't have asset based fees

https://captain401.com/pricing

How do these financial services justify charging a percentage of the funds managed? Is there more work involved in handling an account with a larger balance?

Google Now integrates with Lyft instead of Uber, so it's not necessarily consistent across Google products http://insidesearch.blogspot.com/2015/01/google-app-update-g...

Taxi prices are set by the city https://www.sfmta.com/getting-around/taxi/taxi-rates while Uber/Lyft can set their own prices. Maybe taxis should be able to lower their prices and surge up with demand to even the playing field.

Looks like Uber adds $1 to all rides now if you want to update your fare calculations http://blog.uber.com/saferides

I realized I could just look at the JS and I can answer my own question...so yes your Lyft rates need updating :). Cost per minute is now 0.3 and cost per mile is 1.5

http://www.lyft.me/help?article=1263247

Are you taking into account the new Lyft pricing from last week? http://www.lyft.me/help?article=1263247. Comparing it to the UberX rates https://www.uber.com/cities/san-francisco, it seems like Lyft should be always $0.50 more (when there is no happy hour/surge), unless I'm missing something.

Check out TMobile's prepaid plans http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/monthly-4g-plans

If you can deal with very few minutes the $30 100 minutes/unlimited everything else is a great deal. Nexus 4 would work on this