dont tell your parents you want to move out and be independent because then they'll say shit like "but you're always going to have a roommate so why bother trying to live on your own" and "im sorry you hate us so much that you want to move out" and "you could just be independent living here if youd do what we tell you to do" and imply that anyone that agrees with me is an idiot who just hates them for no reason. the cool thing is theyll say this and then go watch their stupid comedy right after like nothing happened
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this is gonna sound pathetic but im happy to announce my credit score is finally at 600
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my loan got approved, its kinda wild tbh you can just go to your bank and be like "money me" and after you jump through hoops like a dog they give you money.
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Okay but 4 years ago I was only making $11 an hour and had no hope of escaping from the abusive family life I'd been raised in.
I knew things were bad but I accepted it and decided just to make the best of it rather than find a way out because there were some aspects that were nice.
And now I'm about to start a new job making $29 an hour, completely cut off from my abuser, with more life and passion in me than I ever thought I had.
Life isn't perfect. But I can't stop reflecting on the progress I've made just in the last few years.
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So for my Personal Finance class, we had to figure out if "Pokémon Trainer" is a viable career option (using someone else's research, thank god), and it turns out that you'd be working at a 76% deficit.
Meaning unless Ash has a ton of money squirreled away at the beginning of his journey, by the time he makes it to the Indigo League Championships, he's already 1,174,550 Pokémon dollars (about $4578.43 USD) in debt.
So it's not really a career, and more like a rich kid's hobby, since you'd need about 1,500,000 Pokémon dollars (at minimum) to make it through 15 months of training, and you only earn about 325,450 if you win literally every battle you enter.
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What is the SIP calculator and its complete details?
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Why do white parents try to charge their kids rent while simultaneously drop 3/4 of a mill on a new beach house. I don’t ask for any financial help ever, I never bother them, I literally live in my 9x9 cave (room) and work 40 hours a week like a normal person to save up for rent to move out.
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In which I am free
I was really hoping for a more dramatic picture.
Sometime in February of 2020– I could have sworn I posted about it, but hell if I can find it– I applied for a $30,000, six-year personal loan through Discover. I used the funds to pay off about 90% or so of my credit cards– so, to be clear, someone handed me thirty grand and that wasn’t enough money to pay off all of my credit cards. The payments…
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nothing makes me feel like an adult quite like talking to a loan officer and consolidating my debts, i got my big girl pants on
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