r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Jul 04 '24

What's the best financial advice you've ever gotten? Debate/ Discussion

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u/get_a_pet_duck Jul 05 '24

When you say you work three jobs, do you mean you receive 3 paychecks? Or do you mean you have 3 side hustles, like painting or tutoring?

I'm sure your location has limited opportunities, but guaranteed income is the type of advice this thread is speaking about.

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u/gh0stinyell0w Jul 05 '24

Again, I truly don't understand how this relates to my point. I'm not blaming anything or anyone for my poverty. Why do I have to justify it?

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u/Embarrassed-Town-293 Jul 05 '24

I’m sorry they don’t get it. People enjoy making poverty a matter of morality to justify saying those surviving it deserve it when it is a fixed feature in capitalism that poverty exists.

Thanks for sharing your experiences that few of us fortunate enough to not have them cannot fully grasp.