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kya chutiagiri tha yeh no sense of this vedio

That’s a beautiful definition

SO CUTE❤️✌️

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Instead of paying the 10k go to France for vacation hide your passport and get an appointment with a dentist clinic and fix yojr teeth for free. Also you can fix them cheap in Hungary while having a top tier vacation in the nicest hotels.

Uh first ig

I am st 739.

hospital debt can be paid down in very small increments. There is no reason to get rid of your emergency fund to pay it off all at once. Debt shaming is a silly statement, and if you want to call that fine. You should give people you love crap about spending their money incorrectly and trying to get them in line with biblical principles like Dave teaches. If somebody says something you don’t like you can’t let bother you hopefully because you’re an adult. Nothing anybody says to me can hurt my feelings unless I let it. I get it not everybody has the same advantages or makes great decisions all the time. It is possible to become debt-free and it is possible to move out of a position that you’re not happy with by making better choices. And those choices aren’t easy and people don’t always want to face them but that’s the only way you’re gonna change your financial future. If you want something you've never had You must be willing to do something you've never done. Thomas Jefferson

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My grandma truly deserved this blessing!!!

A really smart way to save is eating a two week old unrefrigerated pie. funny🤣👍

And for the rest of the world we have Google define:finance freedom

Gen Z here. We were told to get an education be it blue collar or college, and work hard and keep your nose to the grindstone. In reality we’re barely able to make ends meet and with all the once in a lifetime events (covid, 9/11, 2008 crash, etc.) we’ve lived through we only expect things to get worse. This is all to say retirement is a joke to us. We expect to see the death of the planet before the opportunity to retire. 🌎🔥 ☠️🎉

Gen X - Wrong. retirement? Ha!

Millennial/z cusp. My retirement plan is wait for the economy to crash and the usd to become worthless

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Great video

Wow a lot of words did you have to stop the video to tack a breath 😂

Correct me if I'm wrong. I am to the undetstanding that it's illegal for businesses and banks to charge intrest on unpaid intrest and fees. On supposition that is true, shouldn't everyone benefit from accurate accounting practices? Or how about requiring 50% of all loan payments be applied to principal with intrest being recalculated after each payment.

Sounds like she's living above her means. Typical

Yup, that's what you agreed to when you got the loan......so stop your crying! Keep electing democrats!

shouldnt have taken that loan then

If you were to say that the months are 4 weeks long then it’d be multiplied by 13 not by 12 because there’s 52 weeks in a year plus a day (2 on leap years) 52/4=13 on the dot

Simply quit paying those folks. They were done being trusted three years ago and now it's tangible information. Put a bank in between you and stay chained to it all forever.

Gen x is my opinion of wealth

My wealth comes fro God. My wealth comes with a kingdom and peace. This world will end and none of this will save, only He.

If that was capital one, that late fee would hv been applied much sooner than that.

Happy Father’s Day!

You are way off from the truth...dreamer

Well I'm 28 and I want my dream car and house I would love to become a millionaire but gotta wait and see

Kinda true.

You forgot gen z lazy ass holes can't handle a 40 hr work week and mentally ill

That’s coming from people who paid $1,500 a semester on tuition then graduated an bought a house for $40k. All while working part time and paid for tuition in cash.

That our family of 5 would already own a home if we just stopped “wasting money and going out”, we only went on a date a year to celebrate our anniversary ( we’re talking Denny’s level date) then my husband had lost his job and I had become a SAH mom to care for our special needs kids YEARS prior…. Being told that “ you can find a great house for under $60,000” hurt so bad my parents finally came house hunting with me and realized that was no longer true…. But other members still try to BS us.

Lol debt shamed grow up holy shit.

This is how we pay back those stimulus checks and trillions of dollars our government gave away. The worst part,…. this was all done on purpose. All planned in advance. WEF, CDC, Clouse Swaub, Bill Gates, George Soros, Fauci, big pharma. The evil that runs this world.

Thank the Brandon Mafia. It's only going to get worse......

More context is definitely needed. She may not need to cut it out but if bills are tight I would say she could certainly cut out just coffee shops and the work cafeteria and that would provide quite a bit of relief and still allow for fun with friends. Obviously there is more to be cut but I’m not against having some fun built in to a budget although me personally would maybe choose between drinks with friends or brunch which could potentially cut the fun spending in half :)

Depends on the rest of the financial situation. If you're putting money into savings and increasing your buffer in checking, then no. But if you're not making ground financially or, worse, falling behind or living paycheck-to-paycheck; then I'd start suggesting cutting out any eating out. An extra $50 in groceries could probably allow all the rest to be cut out. It's a matter of the whole pie, not just one piece

Dont spend money on coffee, bring your own lunch, and spend money just for yourself and let your friends pay for themselves.

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What does that mean

Okay, but as someone who grew up with a realtor for a mother who convinced me to buy a house at 26 (start of covid) depending on where you live, it's still possible with your current finances. You can get your first house in the US with a 3% downpayment. For a $300,000 house that's $9K, you'll probably want closer to $12K for fees and such and to have your realtor negotiate for the seller to cover some of the closing costs. You wouldn't want to go above a $300K house if your rent is $1.7K, anyway. Since ideally your mortgage should stay close to what your rent is. Drop your subscriptions and shave off the $100 from your grocery bills that goes to eating out and you'll have $500/month in savings. That's $12K in two years. Now, granted, depending on where you live you may not be able to find a house for $300K. In that case then savings would never help and your only chance of ownership is moving, getting a higher paying job, or going in on it with someone else. A spouse, a family member, a friend interested in a buisness partnership, etc. That being said, there are a lot of places where you can get a small space for $300K it just might not be up to certain standards. If that's true then I'd talk to am experienced agent they can tell you if they think its worth the cost. After all, you gain nothing from paying rent, but you gain equity from paying a mortgage. Just find it interesting that you'd put away $400/month for retirement but not a house. 30 years from now having a paid off house would be a great boone as a retiree.

Why that slurping in the beginning 🥴