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Originally Posted by Teresa Ford  Even people who are responsible and conservative money managers can have things change quickly. A serious illness or losing a job can happen to anyone. Jobs are being changed, dispersed, eliminated or shipped over seas. Some local and very profitable business have been destroyed in a few months ( like Doggie day care, Hobby classes, Tree trimmers, Home Sales, Small car dealerships, Mom and Pop specialty business , antique shop, bike repair shop and even a fast food place. From personal experience I know this can happen. I hesitate to ever say or indicate that being unable to afford health care for ones self, child, or pet is just bad planning. I pray that I will always be able to have enough to take care of the ones I love and enough to share. Just a thought, no criticism intended. |
I completely agree with that.
My concern is with those that experience monetary difficulties due to poor money management skills. To deposit your money in a non-interest bearing, Federally uninsured account, with your vet...is an example of poor money management and IMO, if you choose that method of managing your finances, you're likely to continue to have money problems.