#Financial stability

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[svdaily]

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[lafemani]

[i-live-in-my-bookshelf]

I would kill for financial stability right now. And also for free time. Like I want to have a full bank account and I want to sit in a café and write my silly little novel, and walk around town, and go into stores, and buy some stuff, and then go home and sleep.

[iplaywithstring]

Something I recognize about myself is that budgeting is a security thing for me.

When I was growing up, nothing was mine - and if it was, it came with strings. When I got my first job I had some freedom, but I also knew that paying for university was my ticket out. If I didn't have enough, it would be a problem. But I also used spending as a way of exerting control in a situation where I had very little. I was in a constant state of tension between spending and saving - and a constant state of panic.

I did manage to go to university, and to graduate with 40k worth of debt (this was in the early 2000s). After my husband and I got married, I really started budgeting. I learned to plan my spending. As I found security and ability to exercise control in my life, my impulse spending stopped.

When I was a stay at home mom, I babysat kids so I could still contribute to the budget, that was our fun money for dates and vacations and other things that weren't strictly needs.

When I got sick and couldn't work, budgeting became the way I contributed to my family's security. I always knew how much we had, when bills were coming, what we could spend, what we needed to save. I paid off my debt, I made sure we started building savings, even if there was hardly anything left at the end of the month.

Now, we are much more stable, but I just went from guaranteed hours at work to hopefully picking up at least one shift a month. And I'm building more debt by taking a Master's program. When I'm stressed out, going over the budget calms me down.

We have enough - enough for our bills and enough for fun and enough for savings and enough for donations. We give what we can to shelters and food banks. Every month money goes into savings. There's RESPs for my kids to go to school. We are secure.

Sometimes I just need that reminder.

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2024 will be a good year for me, mentally, emotionally, physically and financially 🙌🏾✨

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AN OPEN LETTER to THE U.S. CONGRESS

Put the Good Jobs for Good Airports standards in the FAA reauthorization bill!

104 so far! Help us get to 250 signers!

I’m calling on you to stand with working people, passengers and our communities by supporting Good Jobs for Good Airports standards (GJGA) in the FAA reauthorization bill. Airports should and can be strong, vibrant drivers of good jobs in every part of our country. The Good Jobs for Good Airports standards are central to that mission and our nation’s future prosperity. Billions of our public dollars are invested in our nation’s aviation system every year, and we must ensure that our public resources serve the public good. That includes ensuring airports better serve the needs of our families, our passengers, our communities and the airport service workers who make it all possible.

It is evident that our air travel industry is in crisis. From record flight cancellations during summer travel peaks to mountains of lost luggage during the holiday travel season. Airports are critical publicly-funded infrastructure vital to the health of our local communities and global economy, but right now airports aren't working the way they should for travelers or airport service workers — a largely Black, brown, multiracial and immigrant service workforce. These working people, including cleaners, wheelchair agents, baggage handlers, concessionaires and ramp workers, keep airports safe and running smoothly even through a global pandemic, climate disasters and busy travel seasons. Yet many are underpaid and underprotected--even as some major airlines rake in record profit and billions of our tax dollars are invested in our national air travel system.

Domestic passenger numbers increased by 80% between 2020 and 2021, total industry employment fell by nearly 14%, leaving airport service workers to sometimes clean entire airplanes in as little as five minutes as many take on additional responsibilities outside of their typical job duties. Meanwhile, wages have barely budged for airport service workers in 20 years. The Good Jobs for Good Airports standards has the power to transform workers’ lives by ensuring airport service workers have the pay and benefits they need to care for their families.

The Good Jobs for Good Airports standards would help build a stronger, safer, more resilient air travel industry by making airport service jobs good jobs with living wages and benefits like affordable healthcare for all airport workers. Airport service workers at more than 130 covered airports would be supported through established wage and benefit standards, putting money back into hundreds of local economies and helping families thrive. If passed over 73% of wage increases will go to workers making $20 or less, estimates show.

I urge you to include the Good Jobs for Good Airports standards in the FAA reauthorization bill, and help ensure our public money serves the public good.

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[geenawrites]

Hey, y'all. In about 4 weeks I've got a dentists appointment to go to that isn't covered by my Medicaid, and I'm not getting paid until the following month.

I need $300 to cover the visit, but anything you can offer in the meantime is welcome regardless.

Or you can sent it to:

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The importance of budgeting for financial stability Creating and sticking to a personal budget is essential for achieving financial stability. A budget helps individuals track their income and expenses, identify areas for saving and cutting costs, and ultimately achieve their financial goals [1]. By creating a budget, individuals can gain a better understanding of their financial situation and…

[greatrunner]

Was doing some calculation regarding my student loans, and even with the use of education assistance helping me pay the bulk of it off, I’d still be left with thousands of dollars to pay off on my own.

And with everything going on with white supremacists destroying college aid(s) for minorities, it’s making my interest in returning to college and going through all that shit again, pretty fucking slim.