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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh and if we use our emergency savings then what happens if there is an emergency? We are both working without pay. It is very stressful there is no end in sight. So as mentioned several times in this thread stop worrying about other peoples’ money and have some compassion. There is no end in sight. Shocker most people don’t work for free and have indefinite savings, even those smug ones in the private sector. For what it’s worth in 2013 my student loans were $900 a month. Paid off now and replaced by tuition and college savings and medical bills. [/quote] This doesn't make any sense. If you cant use your emergency fund when you lose your pay, then... its not an emergency fund. If it cant cover your monthly expenses, including surprise expense, then its not a big enough emergency fund. So you are someone who doesn't have an emergency fund. And yes, I do judge that. Its a basic tenant of being an adult. All of your bills means you need a higher savings fund. That isnt anyone elses fault but your own.[/quote] BS it is 100% Republicans' fault. They have the House and the Senate. The only reason for the shut down is the Epstein files anything else is a dam lie. [/quote]
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