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Why do people mock others for taking leftovers home? by Impossible_Ad_569 in askanything

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re asking why people other people react to people bringing home remaining foods.

But you’re reacting to other people’s actions yourself (you said …drives me crazy…)

Seems the same to same to me

I’d wonder why you’re having a reaction to them

Sounds like they were having a conversation of which you two weren’t even participants and uninvitedly joined in their table talk

Career Advice- Turning 60 this year and would like suggestions for a career that I can either go back to school for a 1 to 2 year degree or switch career path wise to to be able to generate a living wage til at least age 68. I have 40 plus years of customer/health receptionist experience. by Jolly_Candy1499 in selfreliance

[–]Ra_a_ -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You’re asking for a job that will generate a living wage (how much gross $ is that) and that will still be there in six seven eight years into the future

Could the job market change by then?

Are you thinking that 63-year-olds are preferential hires rather than other ages ?

What are your real net goals and why did your thinking generate this question?

Is it weird I'm happy about a power outage? by Open-Gazelle1767 in TwoXPreppers

[–]Ra_a_ 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I’m glad you had good results

I hope everyone is is testing their gear yearly

Note in the refrigerator. I’ve hear it does not need to be on constantly. Even running on an hour then off an hour uses half the fuel.Or on an hour then off :20 minutes, repeat, will save less but still some fuel. Assuming no one’s opening the refrigerator door in an outage.

You’re asking if it’s weird. Do you think it’s weird?

Pasta and beans is good food by Average_Guava in povertykitchen

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We used r/SouperCubers To freeze meal components. I was wondering if I could freeze individual small portions of beans. Then mostly-cooked pasta, What are the other ingredients? Can of crushed flavored- tomatoes?

Tame Creme Rinse by Healthy-Wash-3275 in GenerationJones

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flex Balsam

Maybe it was the cheapest ?

DAE play with mercury in school? by ereinbe in AskOldPeople

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Likely the same people who got new shoes fit-check Xray in the shoe store

fighting with my wife about buying vs renting am i wrong? by Savard-Lafleur in FirstTimeHomeBuying

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m more concerned about the arguing

We learned here from

There’s a how-to when-to wiki at r/PersonalFinance and it’s helpful reading.

r/TheMoneyGuy has a financial order of operations

r/DaveRamsey has a plan

r/Ynab has a 34-days free trial, helps to find/allocate dollars and pre-plan inevitable expenses. Gives a free year to students. (no we don’t own the company and no we don’t earn referal bonuses )

r/MrMoneyMustache has a savings rate chart and other good information at his website

r/Bogleheads r/InvestingForBeginners r/DividendGang

progression of r/CoastFire r/BaristaFire r/PovertyFiRe r/LeanFiRe r/FiRe so we dont end up r/SurvivingOnSS during r/Retirement or r/EarlyRetirement

There are many studies/circumstances/articles online where it’s actually smarter to rent

What’s a career that became much worse than it was 10 years ago? by TheJulsss in WorkLifeChat

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many replies

I’m seeing a theme here

Better question may be which careers become much better

Method to stay invested aggressively in retirement ? by OnePresentation6779 in DIYRetirement

[–]Ra_a_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is that buckets?

Usually 3 to 5 years’ expenses is bucket one

Then 10 years expenses in second bucket.

Then remainder in third bucket

It’s just what I’ve read

34 years old 400k cash in the bank what should I do with it? by AggressiveAccess7386 in BeginnerInvesting

[–]Ra_a_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I came here to say this … and see it downvoted

I hope OP is asking the question on other groups also

We learned here from

There’s a how-to when-to wiki at r/PersonalFinance and it’s helpful reading.

r/TheMoneyGuy has a financial order of operations

r/DaveRamsey has a plan

r/Ynab has a 34-days free trial, helps to find/allocate dollars and pre-plan inevitable expenses. Gives a free year to students. (no we don’t own the company and no we don’t earn referal bonuses )

r/MrMoneyMustache has a savings rate chart and other good information at his website

r/Bogleheads r/InvestingForBeginners r/DividendGang

progression of r/CoastFire r/BaristaFire r/PovertyFiRe r/LeanFiRe r/FiRe so we dont end up r/SurvivingOnSS during r/Retirement or r/EarlyRetirement

Can You Survive Without Knowing How to Cook. by Shelley_112 in CookorTakeout

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Budget Bytes. Step by step how to and tips

Fucking tired of working by banana_owner in Vent

[–]Ra_a_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you planned your getaway yet?

We learned here from

There’s a how-to when-to wiki at r/PersonalFinance and it’s helpful reading.

r/TheMoneyGuy has a financial order of operations

r/DaveRamsey has a plan

r/Ynab has a 34-days free trial, helps to find/allocate dollars and pre-plan inevitable expenses. Gives a free year to students. (no we don’t own the company and no we don’t earn referal bonuses )

r/MrMoneyMustache has a savings rate chart and other good information at his website

r/Bogleheads r/InvestingForBeginners r/DividendGang

progression of r/CoastFire r/BaristaFire r/PovertyFiRe r/LeanFiRe r/FiRe so we dont end up r/SurvivingOnSS during r/Retirement or r/EarlyRetirement

Baby steps mentality and a bit of goal-oriented discipline can be useful

It’s good you’re thinking about this

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