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[cluepoke-archive]

Are any of my followers wheelchair users and if so could you guys give me some advice or resources for writing characters using wheelchairs living in a more urban/country side and wooded areas? And the types of modifications for older houses and those infuriating three steps some homes have to get into the house.. mostly looking for tips for writing/illustrating how fast a character can go when having to run from something especially through a more terrain heavy area

[kaoharu]

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[maiteo]

Honestly clubs should have some sort of internal rule where players can’t leave after just one season. But you’d think the players themselves would learn from previous example of other players ruining their careers by leaving so quickly, esp benfica players they have so many examples. And those comments were mainly from sporting fans cus of theirs and benfica stupid beef between inacio and antonio silva. Like let’s be fr argue all u want neither of them are starting at the euros anyways

ofc I’d love that but money talks😭 that’s all these clubs care about. ik I sound like a romanticist/idealist but damn the current climate is just sooo…just kills the aspects of what makes the sport special

& scream I’d love to see them at the euros too but starting?? I don’t think so either…esp not with the more experienced players being called up too

[classicwheelstv]

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[minnov]

it only took me over a year but I finally set up online banking with my Japanese bank lmao

[andhumanslovedstories]

for people who also have a mild impulse shopping problem, I've found it useful to identify the itch I want to scratch: is it spending money or is it getting things? If it's spending money, I trick my brain by paying off something I owe. Like a few years back when I was feeling dangerously shoppy, I would drop a big chunk of change as a student loan payment. When I was buying an entire new mouth of teeth, I'd transfer money from my checking to my secret ultra hard to access tooth account.

If paying myself or paying a debt doesn't work, I find a charity or gofundme that's worth supporting. (You gotta be careful with that last one, it's really easy to be spend way more than you should, budget-wise, because it makes spending money feel good morally, which can be an incentive to keep going.) I also like to keep cash on hand so if I see someone who needs money, I can give it to them. It's a financial decision made impulsively for an opportunity I won't get again (giving $20 to this exact person at this moment of need). All this soothes the spending beast inside of me, and I don't deal with the Money Shame that comes with $100 of amazon orders.

If I want to acquire things, I download a lot of research articles I know I probably won't read, or I get an enormous stack of books from the library that would be impossible to finish before I have to return them, or I'll download a bunch of albums I tell myself I'll get to someday. Sometimes it's enough to just make a list of things of things I want to do or own. A list of one hundred movies I've curated from best of lists that in this moment I feel motivated to watch. Add tv shows to my watch list on netflix. Add fics to my "to read" list on ao3. Anything that feels like I'm adding to a hoard.

If I still want to shop, well, I'm probably gonna spend more money than I mean to, but I at least make sure I'm deliberate about my spending. If I'm gonna blow my cash on something, it should at least be worth it. That means either very cool or very useful. And honestly, the things you tell yourself are useful while in the shopping haze are never that useful, so you might as well go for very cool.

This is all to say I fell into a trance last night and this morning woke to receipts and tracking info from etsy dot com. And I am like "yikes." But I did get something that is so so so stupid that I can't wait to show it to you all when it arrives.

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[theambitiouswoman]

Basic Financial Rules To Live By 💰✨

Create a plan that shows how much money you get and how much you spend. This helps you see where your money goes.

Set aside a part of your money as savings. Try to save at least 10-20% of what you earn.

Be careful with borrowing money, especially if you have to pay back a lot of extra money (interest).

Save some money for unexpected things like medical bills or losing your job. Aim to have enough to cover your living costs for a few months.

Put your saved money into different things that can make it grow, like stocks or real estate. Be patient, as it takes time.

Don't spend more money than you make. Stick to buying what you really need, not just what you want.

Decide what you want to do with your money, both in the short term (like a vacation) and long term (like retirement).

Set up automatic transfers to your savings and bills so you don't forget to save or pay your bills on time.

Make saving money a top priority before spending on other things.

Regularly look at your money situation, adjust your plan as needed, and see how your investments are doing.

Pay your bills on time and use credit wisely (like credit cards) to keep a good credit score, which can help you get better deals on loans.

Save money for when you're older and don't work anymore. Use retirement accounts to help with this.

Think before you buy things. Don't buy something just because you want it; think if it's necessary.

Keep learning about how money works and how to make smart money choices.

Only use your emergency fund for real unexpected problems, not for things you just want to buy.

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[wonnieaura]

financial knowledge for the girlies 🤍🍓💸

Develop a budget: Creating and sticking to a budget can help you better understand your income and expenses, and learn how to prioritize your spending.

Save regularly: Saving money is crucial for achieving financial stability. You can set up automatic transfers to a savings account so you won't be tempted to spend the money.

Pay off debt: High-interest debt can hinder your financial progress. Make a plan to pay off your debts and focus on high-interest debts first.

Invest wisely: Investing can help your money grow over time. Look for low-cost index funds, which can give you broad exposure to the market at a low cost.

Understand compound interest: Compound interest is the interest you earn on interest. By investing consistently, the power of compound interest can help you build wealth over time.

Research before making big financial decisions: Before making a major decision, such as buying a house or car, research different options and weigh the costs and benefits.

Learn from your mistakes: Every failure or setback can teach you something valuable. Use these experiences to inform your future financial decisions.

Get professional advice: Seek advice from a financial advisor if you're unsure about your financial decisions. They can provide guidance on investments, retirement planning, and tax strategies.

Be aware of scams: Scammers can take advantage of financial illiteracy. Be cautious when someone offers an investment that's too good to be true.

Continuous learning: Financial knowledge is constantly changing, so stay informed by regularly reading financial news, books, and attending classes or webinars.

[colebabey888]

Financing 101: Handling your money| IT GIRL DIARIES

A few financial tips my father shared with me that has kept me secure and taught me valuable lessons on saving and future planning..

When it comes to managing your money, always apply the 30:30:30:10 rule. This means allocating 30% towards your day-to-day or monthly expenses, 30% towards investments, 30% for future retirement savings, and 10% for your wants and luxuries.

I consider myself fortunate to live with my parents, which means I don’t have to cover utilities or household expenses. However, instead of spending all of my income on luxuries and my wants, I divide it thoughtfully. I allocate 15% more towards investments, ensuring that my money works for me and provides a return. The remaining 15% is set aside and added to my personal wants and luxuries.

Don't use the full amount for luxuries because you want to make sure that you are using the extra funds wisely. This way, you can contribute towards your future plans, even if while living with parents. It’s important to enjoy the present, but always be prepared for the future.

Never keep all your money in one bank account. There are several reasons for this. If you don’t see your money, you’re less likely to spend it, by keeping your investments and savings in a separate account that you rarely check, you’re less tempted to dip into them so keep them separate from your regular income in a different bank account. Also having your money spread out in multiple accounts is much more safer than having it all in one place.

Always put your savings and investments into a high yield savings account so that your money doesn't lose value due to inflation overtime and you profit through interest return.

If you notice your income increasing significantly, it might be wise to consult a financial advisor or get an accountant. A professional can provide valuable advice on how to save, invest, and manage your growing assets effectively.

Use a separate bank account for online shopping. Opt for digital payment platforms like PayPal or Venmo. Even with reputable brands, it’s safer not to provide your primary bank details. I personally use a completely separate account for online shopping, only transferring money when needed, and it has kept me secure for a long time.

mwah! xoxo, colebabey8.88

[dear-satan]

Beginning Of the End

player 230/Thanos x Reader

★ word count: 7k

★ CW: pre-squid game events, fem!reader, mention of cigarettes, alcohol and drugs, funding issues, fraud

★ Summary: you meet Thanos at a club. your relationship quickly blossoms, but at some point he throws out the idea to invest money in cryptocurrencies. despite his opposition, he does so, with terrible consequences.

★ next part

You met at a club, an innocent, accidental meeting. His messy, purple hair blended perfectly with the neon lights and his impulsive nature matched the loud music.

He bought you a drink, one or two, and then he didn't leave you the whole evening. Then you exchanged Instagrams and his eyes didn't leave your figure until the taxi doors closed. The next day, right after waking up, your phone exploded from the messages he sent you.

You went on a few dates, god, he was so adorable. He gave you flowers or small gifts at every possible opportunity. His tattooed hand on yours when you told him anything. He loved listening to you. Your pictures were circulating on the internet and fans created conspiracy theories about an alleged romance between you. Thanos loved being the center of attention, so he added fuel to the fire. A picture from your date on his profile, a picture of you together on your story, nice music in the background. God, he loved it when they talked about him as much as he loved you.

The beginning of your relationship was perfect. He even suggested that you move in with him - you agreed immediately.

At first, everything was fine. Mornings together, inspiring each other in the afternoons, and passionate nights. You forgave him when he went out on the balcony to smoke weed or pulled those damn colorful pills out of his necklace. Everyone needs something to relieve their stress, right? Especially since he assured you that he had it all under control.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

"No Su-bong." You said firmly, looking into his dark eyes.

"Why?" His gaze was dominant, the whole thing making you feel small. "It's a good investment, really. The guy's been promoting it for a long time and-"

"No and that's it." You turned around to finish washing the dishes. "Investing in crypto is stupid, especially since you know absolutely nothing about it." You felt him drill a hole in your back. "It's a scam, and you believe in it like a little kid. Besides, too much money goes to.. your stuff."

Despite his muttering under his breath, the conversation seemed over. He didn't bring it up for the next few weeks, and even Thanos himself seemed to think you were right and MG Coin was a crook.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

You were coming back from work, going into a nearby store to do some simple shopping for home. You weren't choosing who knows what, just simple groceries to make a good dinner. You always managed your budget wisely and planned your expenses so that you had a safe amount of money before your next payday.

Transaction declined.

You tried again. It was probably a simple system error.

Transaction declined.

With a flushed face, you gave the cashier the cash and almost ran out of the store. On the way home, you checked your bank account and your heart seemed to stop when the app showed no funds at all. It was a simple mistake - you kept telling yourself the whole way back. You locked the door and immediately logged into the bank on your laptop.

No funds - that message made your stomach turn. But it was the transaction history that made you feel really sick.

Outgoing transfer, recipient Choi Su-bong.

You asked calmly as soon as he emerged from the hallway late afternoon. At first he acted oblivious, as if he didn't know that there was such a thing as transaction history.

Then he tried to explain that he needed the money, but when you pinned him down, he gave the real reason.

Investment in crypto.

The argument lasted for several days and it was followed by weeks of silence. The investment wasn't paying off and there was no sign of it. The fridge started to run out of food, home-cooked meals were replaced by cheap, chemical-laden instant soups. Bills started to come in that you had no way of paying. Su-bong didn't seem to notice the problem - or didn't want to notice it. He came home later and later, usually drunk, high or both. You could hear him talking behind the closed bathroom door, asking for another loan so that they wouldn't cut off your electricity and hot water. But that wasn't what brought you to the brink of a breakdown.

Strange people started visiting you. People you didn't want to have anything to do with. Thanos always asked you to stay in the room or living room. Not to open the door for them. All you heard was them threatening him that if he didn't give him the money they would come for him, they would come for you.

One day they visited you at work, at first you didn't recognize them. Then you pretended you didn't know what they were talking about. Unfortunately, photos of you and the famous rapper were easy to find on the internet so lying didn't help much. You were terrified when one time they were waiting for you after the end of your shift. You gave them everything you had - the last few bills and the watch that Su-bong had given you at the beginning of your relationship. But it wasn't enough.

They came more often, threatening you and then your boss. He was an older man and out of concern for his safety and his business, he simply fired you, not listening to any explanations.

That was the final nail in the coffin.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

It was three in the morning and you couldn't sleep. Wet marks decorated your cheeks and you were sitting curled up on the couch covered with a blanket. It was getting worse. The debt was growing with each passing week and you had no way to pay it off. Out of paranoia about your safety, you stopped leaving the house. Thanos disappeared for longer and longer, you practically woke up in an empty bed and returned to an empty bed, only to find him on the couch with a huge hangover in the morning.

You heard the sound of the lock and then footsteps. Unsteady, unstable. Then you saw his figure, drunk as usual. But that wasn't what scared you. There were bruises on his face, red and purple.

"What happened?" you asked with a trembling voice, taking careful steps. Shaking hands gently touched his cheek and your heart clenched when he let out a quiet hiss. "Su-bong who did this to you?" he didn't answer and tears gathered in the corners of your eyes. "Please answer me.. I need to report this and-"

"No" he shook his head letting out a loud sigh. He reached into his jacket to pull out a wad of money and handed it to you. "It's not much, but it'll last for a while.." his forehead pressed against yours. "I'll bring more in a while." his trembling hands embraced your small body. He hadn't done this in so long. "I promise."

"Su-bong.. I don't want any dirty money. We have too many debts and-"

"I earned it." he interrupted you, burying his face in the crook of your neck. "Honestly, I found an extra.. Easy gig." you felt him trembling under your fingers. You closed your eyes inhaling his scent - cigarettes mixed with sharp perfume and the disgusting smell of alcohol.

"I'm scared.." you whispered, feeling more tears flowing down the same, already dried tracks. "I'm so scared.. About you, about us." you sobbed into his hen, clutching the money in your hand.

"I love you.." you hadn't said it in so long. Despite everything that had happened to you - whether it was his fault or not, you still loved him. Above all.

"I love you too." he whispered, placing a gentle kiss on the top of your head. "Soon everything will be fine, it will be like before.. You'll see." He reached with one hand back into the pocket of his jacket, turning the business card he had received an hour earlier between his fingers.

A business card that was supposed to change literally everything.