Debt - Blog Posts
btw while people continue to fight the system don't forget about Undue Medical Debt (formerly RIP Medical Debt), a charity that buys and forgives medical debt. on average a donation of $10 will forgive $1,000 of medical debt.
went shopping over the weekend!
I’m in debt!!⭐️ ⭐️
but atleast i have cute clothes😁😁
Auxly Cannabis closed $3M financing of unsecured convertible debentures
Some 3.5 billion people are financially illiterate around the world.
"Isn't it odd that the governing state needs PRECISELY $6,000,000,000,000 (Six trillion dollars) to resolve the COVID-19 crisis? With only the minority of this money going to people who collect under $175k... Why would this number NOT be used to the Dollar?"
These days, beauty is packaged and sold.
That box there is this weirdly specific hair
colour whose name
sounds like a desperate student’s last ditch
efforts to meet the word count
That shampoo is a scent that sounds like an
overenthusiastic writer’s sensory description
That t-shirt is designed to make you look slim
Mirrors are our enemies
Make-up our allies
and we gobble it up,
Burying our identities in
Consumer debt and social expectations.
— y.c.
Listen to me as I say a story...
Once upon a time, long long ago, Greece was rich and had lots of money, The end. Ps. Sorry.
Hi There
My name is C and this blog is a documentation of my debt free journey as well as my journey into starting lifting weight and making better habits for myself.
I am 29, married to a great guy named A and unfortunately have quite a bit of debt. It's a combination of credit cards, personal loans, and student loans. And my goal is to get out of debt while actually living my life, saving for trips that I want to take in the future once I am debt free, and while still drinking iced coffee like the millennial that I am.
This blog isn't financial advice and I also am not requesting any, this blog is anti Dave Ramsey, and is a safe space for those of us who have had to use debt to survive.
The second part of this blog will revolve around myself making working out a regular part of my life again. I was pretty consistent a few months ago but I unfortunately I got in my head and completely stopped. I am not looking for weight loss but really fat loss and even that is something that has no dead line, in fact I would prefer it to take a longer time so I know that it is sustainable and I have as little loose skin as possible which I know will be hard.
So yeah that's the basic introduction! Would love for anyone to join either of my journeys to better ourselves!