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Thanks man! I'll be getting it done. I've never been good at test taking when it involves definitions and vocab. Haha!

Agree completely! But even, if you don't even use the money, what use is it? It really determines how you use it. Do you view it as a pot of money that will eventually drain, or do you use it to create a cash flow river that continuously produces for you?

You were so close.... Why waste time and money on a sliver of a chance instead of just taking the time to learn the skill of building wealth that will generally work, 100% of the time?

Haha! He is the best. Love taking him with me.

Agreed, but generally speaking, those who have dealt with large sums of money would be better at handling it than those who have never dealt with it.

I'm not wanting to pay for someone else's degree. Through raised taxes or otherwise. If YOU decide to go get a degree, then that should be financial burden YOU are willing to take on. The American people revolted against a tyrannical government for less in the past (Boston Tea Party).

It would force a lot of people to start living within their income and stop relying on that secondary income to live.

It is self explanatory in the video. A primary income that is able to pay all the bills and needs of the household (from the budget). What would you describe it as?

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Haha! Slovenia and then the capital of Slovenia, nice.

Madrid! I haven't been there but I would love to travel there one day.

Dadgum, almost got you on the river. haha!

Nice! Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Definitely learned something new. haha!

Nice done

Good answers!

Well one! The Nile is a good choice. haha!

Thank you! You too. Especially in these seemingly end days.

Nicely done! Where are you from (country)?

Nice! I'm curious, where are you from (country)?

Nice! I'm curious, where are you from (country)?

Absolutely! It is similar to those who believed that they would have their student loans paid off by the government. So instead of taking advantage of those 0%/0 payment months and paying off their student loan, they let it sit. Now those student loans are back with a vengeance. Thanks about the Rock's little brother. I just need to lift more and eat more protein. haha!

Me too your not the only one

Good answers! I love that you tried anyways as Geography can be challenging. Only the last question was for a national capital and Atlanta is a State capital. 4 of 5! Not bad!👏

@@JigsawFinancialCoaching ah thank you! I wasn’t that sure with national capitals so I just said a state one

Keep your head up and keep on the grind. You can get out of any hard situation you have found yourself in.

Haha! Thanks! Freshly shaved every other morning. 😉

It actually was a choice. 😆

Thank you! 😊

Which were wrong opinions? Are you saying some people do not choose to be homeless? Are you saying that some do not fall on hard times that causes them to become homeless?

Yup, can’t remember who did it, but I’ve also heard that exact joke

I would like to know who did the joke originally.

@@JigsawFinancialCoaching your mom & dad

😆@@noracola5285 Man! If they did, they sure did not capitalize making money on it.

Exactly! The majority of those who received the stipend used it to buy more of things they didn't need instead of using it to get ahead and to become more financially stable. Honestly, I was quite upset getting the stipends thinking "Oh, the government will find a way to recoup this money from us." So I just threw it in my emergency fund, expecting that to happen. There is a reason the sign says to not feed the animals at the national parks.

I am personally interested in this venture and how well it would do around a college campus on a weekend. What if he had had more pink hats for sale? How many could he have sold total if he had stock in a nearby car or something and just refilled when sold out? So many questions and experiments.

Sometimes yes, but not always this situation. I really do want to help people find margin in their finances to progress towards becoming debt free and plan for their future. I wish no one to be in the situation you described. But there are even people who do choose to be poor and some who do not but are do to illness and disability. So yes, I do recognize that their is a difference. I wish the best for you

What is it that you do? Where do you live? What does you financial audit look like? There are so many factors that play into finances. I really do hope your situation improves. I wish the best for you

I was too. I was terrible. My nasty habit was spending money on the latest and greatest computer hardware, software, gaming stuff, and I would then have to pull money out of my emergency fund to make it to the end of the month. We can talk it over and get you on the right path, get accountability, and move you in the right direction. linktr.ee/jigsawpiecefinancialcoaching

I would need to know more about the situation than just your income. I have worked with clients making around $250K and still in a mountain of debt, not knowing where their money is going, and living pretty close from paycheck to paycheck. I am working with a client making around $2K - $3K and since working on his budget, he is making ends meet while throwing some at his debt. It's not comfortable, and he is applying for a few other part time jobs to get more income, to pay off his debt more quickly. You have to have not just motivation to get it started, but discipline to see it through.

If you are saying that I am ignorant, then you don't know the life that I have lived. I have lived poor, but I tightened up my boot straps and got to work. I worked hard to get out of living paycheck to paycheck. Even when I was out of it, I still made some stupid financial decisions. I have recovered from those, and am now continuing to make shoot for my future financial goals. If you are living paycheck to paycheck, I believe you can do that too. I know you can. You have to make a decision that you have had enough. That you are sick and tired of being sick and tired. That you work too dadgum hard to be this dadgum poor. If you want to talk about it, let's talk. There's no judgement. I've been there.

Thanks for the feedback. You're right. I'll take that and try not being so reserved

That's the best financial decision you can make. The porch I have is literally falling apart in front of me. Splinters and holes. I'm left with no choice at this point. But anything you are doing to save money?

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I'm going to do another review on a organization that supposedly is offering veterans debt relief that is a scam.

I don't think we make the same kind of content.

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