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Personal Finance
Do you need help with your personal finance? Is the stock market stable or unstable? Is the economy stable or unstable? Is the price of oil going up or down. What about the utilities, food, and other living expenses? There are so many questions and no for solid answers. Many people are stressed out today because of the ongoing rise in products we use on a regular basis. Who knows where it is going to end up? The only ones not hurting here are the millionaires who are stuffing their pockets at the average guy’s expense. Of course they are not hurting because they have an unlimited bank account.
This problem includes our government. Our U. S. President himself claims there is not much of a problem. Let him come and walk in our shoes for a while. For sure he wouldn’t last long financially. Let him try to live on minimum wage. Let him do without medical care and insurance because we can’t afford it. Our taxes are paying for his insurance but do you think he cares whether we have any or not?
It has been said recently that we are headed into a recession or depression and to many who are below the poverty guideline can see where that may be true. Those who are way above the poverty level are not affected so they can not see beyond their front yard.
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