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There are a lot of workers out there that deserve a tip for their efforts, but most people don’t understand tipping etiquette — here’s what you need to know!
There are a lot of workers out there that deserve a tip for their efforts, but most people don’t understand tipping etiquette — here’s what you need to know!
When North Carolina resident Marie Holmes won $188 million in the Powerball Lottery, it seemed like all of her troubles were behind her.
While on Apple Music Country’s “The Kelleigh Bannen Show,” Dolly shared some of the best advice her mother gave her: “Always keep something back for you.”
Celebrities, they’re just like us — except they have enormous amounts of wealth!
Are you constantly struggling to make ends meet? Your financial and money issues may be about more than just managing your finances.
Anderson Cooper will not be leaving anything for his son, Wyatt Morgan.
You will not believe the amounts of money these 25 celebrities walked away from!
When it comes to parenting, the last thing on your mind is investing. But what if we told you investing as parents can lead to bright futures for your kids?
One young user is asking reddit if they are in the wrong for standing their ground when it comes to their savings account.
Does this seem like a big deal to you?
One TikTok mom is sharing her parenting journey when it comes to her 5-year-old demanding a name change.
“Hi! I would like to know who can claim my daughter on taxes! I have full physical placement of my daughter and have been claiming her since she was born with no issues.”
“Okay, so this is mainly directed at stepmoms & moms of older kids. Hubby and I have been married 2.5 yrs and have two daughters together, a 21-month-old and a 3-month-old. He lost his oldest daughter, who would be 24, and has a 20-year-old daughter and almost 19-year-old son.”
“I divorced my husband last year, but I have primary custody of our daughter. My ex has weekend visitation. I handle all the insurance, health appointments, and schooling. Because he was struggling, I decided not to file for any support to let him get on his feet because, at the time, I was doing pretty well for myself…”
“My MIL always asks my husband for help. In the past, she’s asked him to help her with bills, food, etc. We recently bought her food & when we dropped them off, she immediately asked him, ‘can I have some money?'”
“Anyone else’s husband like to throw out their lunch and then just get fast food?”
“My child’s father doesn’t want to pay me child support because of the stimulus. Hi, so my child’s father and I are not together. He is court-ordered to pay me $400 a month.”
“How should my friend and I split the bills? I have a question that I need advice on. I currently do not have kids; my friend has 2. Me and her, both single, are wanting to get an apartment together but can’t figure out how to make it fair with bills such as rent, utilities, food.”
Many of us will also be taking our New Year’s resolutions much more seriously.
“Now it’s an investment property and gift to my 13-year-old daughter.”
A mom writes in asking for advice about formula. She says she is running low on formula for her 3-month-old son. She has enough to get him through the night but won’t have any for the next day. Unfortunately, she will not receive her paycheck until later and must therefore go without buying formula until she receives her money. She wants to know if there are any safe formula substitutions she can use to help in the meantime or if there are any resources she could use to secure formula for free.
A mom writes in asking for advice about buying Christmas gifts for her daughter. This mom always likes to shop ahead of the holiday season to avoid higher prices and related drama, and this year has been no different. Except that she claims a lot of people in her life are making her feel bad for doing so because of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the economy. They say she shouldn’t spend so much money on gifts for her child. This mom doesn’t see the problem, as she isn’t spending beyond her means, but she is feeling guilty after facing the backlash.
A mom writes in asking for advice about child support. She wants to know if her ex-husband is still obligated to pay child support even though she receives some Supplemental Security Income (SSI). She specifies that she only receives $150 a month in SSI, while his child support should be $300 a month. She adds that he is already $21,000 behind in child support payments. Should she fight for the child support, or is she out of luck?