I think most people would agree that poverty is very much a pressing social problem in the USA.I remember in health class in NY back in the 90s, I had to learn how to feel around for testicular cancer on a nasty little silicone model, and yet no teacher in any class spent even a minute to explain how to put together a monthly spending budget.43 million Americans live below the federal poverty line and 9,310 American men were diagnosed with testicular cancer last year.

I really like my job but am not always fulfilled but my time off is amazing and health insurance is nice. 

Decent schools, too.  The

To financially stabilIze myself, I'm living with my grandmother for the next year or so (until my 21st birthday) which is great for both because she needs help with the house work for health reasons, and I need to save money for something I think has potential, but want some advice on.Down the road from my grandmother, there's a decent looking trailer on a decent lot of land, roughly 1.25+- acres in a very good area, about 4 miles from town, 2 miles from 2 different schools, 6 miles from the state Parkway.

You don't know your health in 10 years. 

Living the way Stanley showed us has been extremely kind to our net worth, financial security, and mental health in running out little property business, and every time now I read something on the Web about how The Millionaire Next Door was a myth and a fable about a false cohort of people and no one could possibly take the ideas laid out in it seriously and they couldn't possibly work today to help make anyone financially secure, oh wow do I laugh, and it's the rich, satisfying laugh of a guy who's  laughing last.

The mass health lien is 60k.

@Rudy Vazquez And of course that extra $15k is paid by the tooth fairy.

They disguised it very well - your employees will too.  The

We've decided to contact a lawyer and sue both our realtor, the inspector she recommended, the sellers (for not disclosing any of this health hazardous mess) and their realtor.