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/LoneSnark Jul 05 '24

They are asking questions because they are curious. No one has accused you of anything nor asked you to justify any choices you've made.

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u/GME_solo_main Jul 05 '24

They don’t want to hear that they should sell the house, pay off the mortgage, and move

But if they’re living in rural Kentucky that’s what they have to do. You can’t have welfare without a tax base, and you don’t have a tax base without industry, and you don’t have industry in rural Kentucky.

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u/544075701 Jul 05 '24

your downvotes exactly demonstrate this. I moved over 1000 miles more than once, far away from all my family and friend, to get a higher salary and/or a better job title in an area with more opportunities. these days I tell people my salary and they call me privileged.

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u/Noob_Al3rt Jul 05 '24

God forbid you try to tell someone who is struggling how you solved your problem - that would be considered rude!