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This whole issue of whether the “vetted“ crowdfund campaigns for Gaza’s families are legitimate really points up a pretty basic tenet of Internet and financial safety that a whole lot of people have either never been taught or have forgotten.
Only give money directly to individuals with whom you have a relationship of trust, or to people who are personally known and trusted by people with whom you have a relationship of trust.
This should also be your standard offline.
Now I’m not talking about giving a few dollars to a stranger outside the Burger King asking for help to get food.
But campaigns trying to raise thousands of dollars? Those demand special scrutiny.
And if you are 3 degrees or more removed from the person who will benefit, or can only rely on the word of a virtual stranger about legitimacy, it makes much more sense to give money to a trustworthy organization instead, so you can be sure that your money will actually help people and not line the pockets of a scammer.
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Understanding the “Bridgepointe PUS San Mateo, CA” Charge on Credit Card Statement
If you’ve spotted a charge labeled “Bridgepointe PUS San Mateo using your credit card CA” on your credit card statement, you’re not alone. Report the unauthorized charge if you notice discrepancies or unauthorized charges. By reviewing your transaction details should be reviewed to check the charge.s, you can ensure the legitimacy of the charge. Many people wonder what this charge on your credit…
#credit card issuer#credit card statements#credit card tips#dispute charges#financial safety#fraud prevention#merchant contact#monitoring tools#transaction alerts#unauthorized charges
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Top Reasons to Choose Fixed Deposits for Guaranteed Financial Safety
In today’s world, where economic uncertainties and market fluctuations are common, securing your hard-earned money in safe and reliable financial instruments is more important than ever. Fixed Deposits (FDs) are one of the most trusted and popular investment options for individuals looking to ensure the safety of their savings while earning a steady return. Here’s why fixed deposits are an excellent choice for guaranteed financial safety.

1. Guaranteed Returns
One of the biggest advantages of fixed deposits is that they offer guaranteed returns. When you invest in an FD, you know exactly how much you will earn at the end of the term. Unlike stocks, mutual funds, or other market-linked instruments, the returns from FDs are not subject to market volatility. The interest rate is locked in at the time of investment, ensuring that your money grows steadily over time without any surprises.
2. Low-Risk Investment
Fixed deposits are one of the safest investment options available. Banks and financial institutions are regulated by government bodies, and the chances of defaults are minimal. The safety of your investment is further enhanced by deposit insurance schemes, which ensure that even if a bank faces difficulties, your deposit is protected up to a certain limit (e.g., ₹5 lakh in India).
3. Flexible Tenure
Fixed deposits come with flexible tenures, allowing you to choose a period that best suits your financial needs. Whether it’s a short-term FD for a few months or a long-term one for several years, you can select the tenure based on your goals and liquidity requirements. This flexibility gives you control over when you want to access your funds while still earning a fixed interest rate.
4. Regular Income Option
For those looking for a steady income stream, fixed deposits offer the option of receiving interest payouts on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. This feature makes FDs an ideal choice for retirees or anyone who wants a regular income from their investments without worrying about fluctuating market conditions.
5. Tax Benefits
In some countries, including India, certain types of fixed deposits offer tax benefits. For example, tax-saving FDs allow you to claim deductions under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. These FDs have a lock-in period of five years and can help reduce your taxable income while growing your savings.
6. No Impact from Market Volatility
Unlike stocks, mutual funds, or other equity-based investments, fixed deposits are not affected by market fluctuations. This makes them a safe option for conservative investors who prefer a stable, predictable return. Regardless of how the market behaves, your FD will continue to earn the same interest, ensuring the safety of your principal amount.
7. Easy to Open and Manage
Opening a fixed deposit account is a simple and hassle-free process. Most banks and financial institutions offer online facilities, allowing you to open an FD from the comfort of your home. Additionally, once you’ve invested in an FD, it’s easy to manage. You don’t need to constantly monitor the performance, as you do with stock investments, and there’s no need for frequent decision-making.
8. Liquidity with Premature Withdrawal
While FDs are designed to lock in your money for a fixed tenure, they also offer a certain degree of liquidity. In case of an emergency, you can withdraw your FD before the maturity date, although you may face a penalty in the form of lower interest rates. This makes FDs a relatively liquid investment, providing access to funds in urgent situations.
9. Low Minimum Investment Requirement
Another reason why fixed deposits are a popular choice is their low minimum investment requirement. You can start with a small amount, which makes FDs accessible to people from all financial backgrounds. This is particularly beneficial for those who are just starting to save or invest but want to ensure their money is in a safe and reliable option.
10. Ideal for Goal-Oriented Savings
Fixed deposits are an excellent choice for those who want to save for specific financial goals, such as buying a house, funding education, or planning for retirement. Since FDs offer guaranteed returns, you can calculate exactly how much money you will have at the end of the term and plan your finances accordingly.
Conclusion
In an unpredictable financial landscape, fixed deposits offer peace of mind by providing a safe and reliable avenue for growing your wealth. With guaranteed returns, low risk, and a flexible tenure, FDs are an ideal option for conservative investors who prioritize financial security over high-risk, high-reward investments. Whether you’re saving for a rainy day, a specific goal, or simply looking for a safe place to park your savings, fixed deposits are a smart choice for guaranteed financial safety.
Investing in fixed deposits ensures that your money is in safe hands, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your life without worrying about market risks or fluctuating returns. Start today and enjoy the security and peace of mind that come with fixed deposits!
#Fixed Deposits#Financial Safety#Guaranteed Returns#Secure Investments#Savings Plans#Safe Investment Options#Financial Stability#Fixed Deposit Benefits#Risk-Free Investment#Investment Strategy
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by the way
read these thread - they help u identify which of those asks u receive are scams or not! I'll be using these posts as reference myself from now on
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10 Money Hacks Every Millennial Needs to Know !
1. Millennial Money Mindset: Embracing Financial Freedom As millennials, we face a unique set of financial challenges that our parents and grandparents never encountered. From the burden of student loan debt to the rising cost of living, it can feel like an uphill battle to achieve financial freedom. However, with the right mindset and strategies, we can overcome these obstacles and pave the…
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Keeping Your Accounts Safe: Detecting Identity Fraud And Financial Crimes
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"In today's digital landscape, the threat of fraud has grown exponentially. Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, utilizing advanced technology to exploit vulnerabilities in online transactions and personal information sharing.
To combat this evolving menace, real-time fraud detection has emerged as a critical defense mechanism.
Gone are the days of traditional fraud schemes involving fake checks and elaborate disguises. Contemporary fraudsters operate from behind screens, employing complex algorithms and stolen data to orchestrate their cybercrimes. This necessitates the adoption of equally advanced methods for detecting and preventing fraud in real time.
Real-time detection is akin to a race against the clock, as traditional methods of fraud detection, which rely on manual reviews and retrospective analysis, no longer suffice. Real-time fraud detection involves continuous monitoring of transactions as they occur, leveraging AI-powered algorithms to analyze patterns and identify anomalies. This proactive approach allows for immediate action, flagging suspicious activities before they can escalate into major security breaches.
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thoughts on "tradwives" as a 19th-century social historian
It's great until it's not.
It's great until he develops an addiction and starts spending all the money on it.
It's great until you realize he's abusive and hid it long enough to get you totally in his power (happened to my great-great-aunt Irene).
It's great until he gets injured and can't work anymore.
It's great until he dies and your options are "learn a marketable skill fast" or "marry the first eligible man you can find."
It's great until he wants child #7 and your body just can't take another pregnancy, but you can't leave or risk desertion because he's your meal ticket.
It's great until he tries to make you run a brothel as a get-rich-quick scheme and deserts you when you refuse, leaving your sisters to desperately fundraise so your house doesn't get foreclosed on (happened to my great-great-aunt Mamie).
It's great until you want to leave but you can't. It's great until you want to do something else with your life but you can't. It's great. Until. It's. Not.
I won't lie to you and say nobody was ever happy that way. Plenty of women have been, and part of feminism is acknowledging that women have the right to choose that sort of life if they want to.
But flinging yourself into it wholeheartedly with no sort of safety net whatsoever, especially in a period where it's EXTREMELY easy for him to leave you- as it should be; no-fault divorce saves lives -is naive at best and dangerous at worst.
Have your own means of support. Keep your own bank account; we fought hard enough to be allowed them. Gods willing, you never need that safety net, but too many women have suffered because they needed it and it wasn't there.
#history#women's history#pregnancy mention#my mother (born 1953) drilled this into me from an early age: have a safety net. have a skill and keep it up to date. have your own money#NEVER join bank accounts. keep a hold on your assets.#well and good to be a stay-at-home wife and mother- I know other lesbians who want that even!#but if your partner is your sole financial support...you're courting danger IMO
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#every time I talk about the long-standing bot/scammer problem on here and remind people of basic internet/financial safety#there's always at least one clown going “BUT WHAT ABOUT THE REAL PEOPLE WHO NEED HELP YOU MONSTER?”#well now there's a due warning posted right where anyone can see it#so either they're asking every blog they see for money without even checking bios (which is still spam)#or they're *GASP* a bot
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i know everyone is going through it
i too, am feeling it
in both good and bad ways
im seeking mutual aid/donations/financial assistance
im lucky enough to be inside
but i don't have a job and currently rely on others
if you or anyone you know can spare 5$ or more, that'd be appreciated.
also, I'd like to take this time to remind
compassion > cruelty
cooperation > competition
it is hard and scary
but we can do more together
venmo: @torchport
cashapp: $onepeaceman
goal for next 3 months of bills bc I don't know when the fuck someone gonna hire my black ass:
190/5,000$
#trans#trans man#queer#transgender#lgbtq#mental health#politics#anti capitalism#capitalism#america#donations#financial assistance#financial aid#charity#help please#thank you#cashapp#venmo#socialism#universal basic income#praxis#philosophy#ethics#safety#health#freedom#peace and love#us politics#antifascist#revolution
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sorry to all of you white middle aged man lovers out there but shane madej subtly shifting the blame with the whole 'steven, talk about money' feels like a pathetic way to salvage the hip leftist uncle persona he's got going on and you all are waiting for him to return to your embrace like some prodigal son who was forced and didn't go on his own accord
#watcher#they've literally spoken about how all the financial issues fell on steven to figure out#even if steven was the only one pushing for this (which i doubt) shane should've put in time and effort to learn more about his company#you can't put him in a safety bubble saying he didn't want this if all he can do is stay passive#all three of them suck equal amounts of ass in this situation stop telling ryan and shane to separate#they literally own 2/3rds of the company if they didn't want this they could've said so
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beware of scammer @enchantingcomputerdefendor
They’re reaching out to people seeking mutual aid and trying to get them to commit check fraud. Stay safe, and only accept money through legit cash sharing services like ppal/vnmo/capp, never like this. Virtual checks don’t exist. You have to have a real, physical check in order to deposit one.
#scammers#scam alert#scam warning#online safety#online scams#check fraud#fraud#financial fraud#mutual aid#crowdfunding#actually disabled#disability#actually mentally ill#mental illness#ri speaks#psa
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Craig Harrington at MMFA:
The economic policy provisions outlined by Project 2025 — the extreme right-wing agenda for the next Republican administration — are overwhelmingly catered toward benefiting wealthier Americans and corporate interests at the expense of average workers and taxpayers. Project 2025 prioritizes redoubling Republican efforts to expand “trickle-down” tax cuts for the wealthy and deregulation across the economy. The authors of the effort’s policy book, Mandate for Leadership: A Conservative Promise, recommend putting key government agencies responsible for oversight of large sectors of the economy under direct right-wing political control and empowering those agencies to prioritize right-wing agendas in dealing with everything from consumer protections to organized labor activity. [...]
Project 2025 would chill labor unions' abilities to engage in political activity. Project 2025 suggests that the National Labor Relations Board change its enforcement priorities regarding what it describes as unions using “members' resources on left-wing culture-war issues.” The authors encourage allowing employees to accuse union leadership of violating their “duty of fair representation” by having “political conflicts of interest” if the union engages in political activity that the employee disagrees with. [Project 2025, Mandate for Leadership, 2023; National Labor Relations Board, accessed 7/8/24]
Project 2025 would make it easier for employers to classify workers as “independent contractors.” The authors recommended reinstating policies governing the classification of independent contractors that the NLRB implemented during the Trump administration. Those Trump-era NLRB regulations were amended in 2023, expanding workplace and labor organizing protections to previously exempt American workers. [Project 2025, Mandate for Leadership, 2023; The National Law Review, 6/19/23; National Labor Relations Board, 6/13/23]
Project 2025 would reduce base overtime pay for workers. The authors recommend changing overtime protections to remove nonwage compensatory and other workplace benefits from calculations of their “regular” pay rate, which forms the basis for overtime formulations. If that change is enacted, every worker currently given overtime protections could be subject to a slight reduction in the value of their overtime pay, which the authors claim will encourage employers to provide nonwage benefits but would effectively just amount to a pay cut. The authors also propose other changes to the way overtime is calculated and enforced, which could result in reduced compensation for workers. Overtime protections have long been a focus of right-wing media campaigns to reduce protections afforded to American workers. [Project 2025, Mandate for Leadership, 2023, Media Matters, 7/9/24]
Project 2025 proposes capping and phasing out visa programs for migrant workers. Project 2025’s authors propose capping and eventually eliminating the H-2A and H-2B temporary work visa programs, which are available for seasonal agricultural and nonagricultural workers, respectively. Even the Project 2025 authors admit that these proposals could threaten many businesses that rely on migrant workers and could result in higher prices for consumers. [Project 2025, Mandate for Leadership, 2023]
Project 2025 recommends institutionalizing the “Judeo-Christian tradition” of the Sabbath. Under the guise of creating a “communal day of rest,” Project 2025 includes a policy proposal amending the Fair Labor Standards Act to require paying workers who currently receive overtime protections “time and a half for hours worked on the Sabbath,” which it said “would default to Sunday.” Ostensibly a policy that increases wages, the proposal is specifically meant to disincentivize employers from providing services on Sundays as an explicitly religious overture. [Project 2025, Mandate for Leadership, 2023]
[...]
International Trade
Project 2025 contains a lengthy debate between diametrically opposed perspectives on international trade and commerce.Over the course of 31 pages, disgraced former Trump adviser and current federal inmate Peter Navarro outlines various proposals to fundamentally transform American international commercial and domestic industrial policy in opposition to China, primarily by using tariffs. He dedicates well over a dozen pages to obsessing over America’s trade deficit with China, even though Trump’s trade war with China was a failure and as he focused on China, the overall U.S. trade deficit exploded. Much of the rest of Navarro’s section is economic saber-rattling against “Communist China’s economic aggression and quest for world domination.”In response, Kent Lassman of the conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute promotes a return to free trade orthodoxy that was previously pursued by the Republican Party but has fallen out of favor during the Trump era.
The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 agenda would be a boon for the wealthy and a disaster for the working class folk.
See Also:
MMFA: Project 2025’s dystopian approach to taxes
#Economy#Project 2025#The Heritage Foundation#Donald Trump#Income Inequality#Mandate For Leadership#Federal Reserve#IRS#Student Loan Debt#Unions#Labor#Overtime Pay#Independent Contractors#H2A Visa#H2B Visa#Sabbath#Workplace Safety#Gender Pay Gap#Trade#Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Just got out of therapy and want to complain to void that I’m so annoyed that like literally everything I’m struggling w goes back to mommy issues.
#And maybe a little that instead of fight or flight my go to is freeze so I’m great at not doing anything#but thay wouldn’t matter really if there weren’t the mommy issues#so ughh#it feels scary to be like correctly told there’s nothing I can do that would totally make my mom happy#mostly scary bc family and money is inherit feels like such an important financial safety net#so I feel like I have to keep trying to do whatever bc of her to keep that#but I end up freezing and not getting anything done#personal#therapy thoughts
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[a promotional picture of Sam and Dean Winchester, Sam on the left and Dean on the right, their images from circa 2010. They both stare challengingly into the camera with their arms crossed, though Dean also holds a large blade. The background is a two lane blacktop with an older style of power line and corn on either side. At the top and bottom are flames. Sam says "im restricting", Dean says "and im bingeing" and the flaming text gif at the bottom reads "the eating disorder brothers.]
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#theyre both so unwell#grew up in a financially unstable environment and coped opposite ways.#and i left it broad on purpose bc theres a lot of ways you can interpret their weird shit about food#bc i too am deeply unwell i counted every time sam eats on screen (not sits next to a plate of food–actually puts it in his mouth) and its#22 times. less than twice a season. i realize this could be in large part bc jared didnt want to have to act that but im choosing to Believe#not in him but my mentally ill agenda. bc you wanna look at me and say that hes totally normal aboht this when he has a guilt complex#autonomy issues a holdup with purity/cleanliness a boatload of self-loathing and an obsession with control.#and this feels familiar so just message or comment for credit or removal :)#i dont mean to plagiarize#also i didnt talk about it much but. dean definitely sees food as an assurance of safety and turns to it when under duress to the point of#excess. and also gets very specific and protective/territorial about his food.#so.#this is a silly meme but there are so many thoughts behind it#sam winchester#dean winchester#spn#ed mention
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