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Dawn Curry How much do you need to retire?
27 December 2022 | 149 replies
I had kids young they are nearly adults now and even with college expenses they will be out of college by the time I'm where I want to be.
Jamie Fankhauser What book has helped you the most? and why?
10 February 2021 | 96 replies
It's all related to the same, in-depth study of how people accumulate wealth, a project he carried on for decades and now continued by his daughter.There were certain parts of the book and the rest of Stanley's writing that just didn't apply to me at the time I read it: discussions of how owning a big, opulent primary residence screws you financially, why teaching your adult children to rely on you financially can be a natural inclination but a very bad idea, and one of the ideas that Stanley pounds home again and again -- wealth allows you to seize fleeting opportunities that others cannot take advantage of.
Leora Merrell Help. I don't drink coffee...
5 February 2020 | 39 replies
It's like the adult version of juice pouches that are nothing but liquid sugar in a metal pouch with a plastic straw wrapped in more plastic that always ends up on the floor and never, ever in the garbage can.
Anthony Newbold EVICTION FINALLY for Horrible Renters
24 December 2022 | 50 replies
Yes, only authorized adults on the lease are allowed.
Joe Meares Neighbor is trespassing and scaring tenants...next steps?
20 September 2019 | 29 replies
Any man who does not understand boundaries is scary as hell to females.
Nicole Heasley Beitenman I need a new car but don't want more debt. What should I do?
9 October 2019 | 145 replies
I've had the same Toyota my whole adult life.
Bryan Beal COVID-19 vs. Basic Freedoms
30 September 2021 | 321 replies
Just as a toddler can't pull everything he likes from a store shelf, adults have laws for the good of society. 
Jeff Lundeen Where will people move - Exodus from Cali and NY
8 June 2020 | 80 replies
More adults that live in Las Vegas were born in California than Nevada.
Account Closed Looking for a BFF lol
3 September 2019 | 13 replies
But since I support 2 adults and 2 rescue dogs money Is very tight.. saving has been extremely tough..
Dennis M. Disabled tenants in the hood
3 November 2019 | 66 replies
Her prescription went away immediately and within a couple months she lost her disability rating.  30 days later, she had a full-time job for the first time in her adult life.Another woman taught her children how to behave so they would be prescribed meds for ADHD that she would inject into herself and she lived off their SSI.The point I wanted to make is that I'm seeing an increasing number of people, particularly low-income and young, that are claiming disabilities when they are clearly capable of working.