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The Financial Superhero: How Mothers Excel in Managing Family Finances
Mothers have long been the backbone of the family, nurturing, caring, and ensuring the well-being of their loved ones. However, their contributions extend far beyond providing emotional support and taking care of household chores. Mothers also play a crucial role in managing a family’s finances, often serving as the unsung heroes who keep the financial wheels turning smoothly.
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Roscosmos Space Shuttle 1K 1.01 Buran (Snowstorm)
Antonov An-225 Mriya (Dream)
#I'm so upset that both these vehicles have been destroyed#first the Buran when it's hangar roof collapsed at Baikonur due to years of neglect#and then the Mriya during the attack on Kyiv in 2022#there are incomplete examples of both which could in theory be finished with enough funding#but I don't have the money to do it#the Soviet space shuttle program was interesting#in several ways the Soviet design was superior to the American one#it's booster rocket - Energia - used kerosene and liquid oxygen as opposed to the solid rocket boosters of the US shuttle#this meant the engines could be shut down in an emergency#and you wouldn't have an accident like the one which destroyed Challenger#the Buran was also fully autonomous#it's first flight was uncrewed and it managed to land itself back on the runway after reentry#an impressive feat for the technology of the time#thanks for the ask!#roscosmos#buran#space shuttle
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Why am I Not Able to Get Out of Debt, Even When I Am Making Money?
Debt can feel like a never-ending cycle, particularly frustrating when you’re employed and earning an income. If you find yourself unable to break free from the shackles of debt despite having a steady paycheck, it’s important to closely examine the reasons why this might be happening.
Living Beyond Your Means
The most common reason people struggle with debt is that they live beyond their…
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finally 10 more days until I’m free from my current job lol can’t wait to be unemployed and breathe a lil
#the work is fine the friends I made there are super nice#but the management that’s a whole other thing it’s insane#no concrete plans after just the power of emergency funds and vibes by my side
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10 Money Rules to Learn by the Age of 25 – Fastlane Freedom
Financial literacy is a crucial life skill that often doesn’t receive the attention it deserves in traditional education. Age 25 is a big deal because it’s when many people finish school, start working, and have to make important choices about their jobs, money, and relationships. It’s a time when taking care of your money becomes really important, and you should start saving and planning for the…
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Wouldnt it be funny to use company money for gender stuff
#/personal#we are so severely under budget. my lead is like ''please help me spend money or we'll have funding cut''#it helps that the outdoor industry in part caters itself to making being a cis woman outdoors more manageable. yknow. with the horrors#im going to try and get good work shoes and also maybe an emergency kit for the car and ill see how far it gets me
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Building a Solid Financial Foundation: Budgeting, Saving, and Emergency Funds
The importance of budgeting for financial stability
Creating and sticking to a personal budget is essential for achieving financial stability. A budget helps individuals track their income and expenses, identify areas for saving and cutting costs, and ultimately achieve their financial goals [1]. By creating a budget, individuals can gain a better understanding of their financial situation and…
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17 Money Secrets to Help You Become a Millionaire
Hey there, future millionaire! Do you dream of having lots of money one day? Well, guess what? It’s not impossible! In fact, I’m here to share 17 secrets about money that can help you become a millionaire. Sounds exciting, doesn’t it? Let’s dive in!
The earlier you start saving and investing your money, the more it can grow. It’s like planting a seed that grows into a big tree over time.
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I cleaned my apartment and did some errands, which included getting more bird seed (both me and the cat have missed seeing the birbs), called my dad, made pumpkin chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast, did laundry, cleaned the cat box, replaced my fancy glade plug-ins, and! most importantly! got an interview! at a bookstore!! to be a seasonal employee for the holidays!!
My interview is tomorrow and if I get the job, I will quit my current job on Tuesday !! and I will be free !! to recover from burn out and working in a horrible, unsupportive environment !! and live out my dream of working in a bookstore (even if it’s only for a few months for a national chain) !!
I have forgotten what it means to be excited about something. And I’m excited to work at a bookstore for a handful of months while I’m in transition.
#i've got enough money in my emergency fund for 3 months of no income#which would be tight#but!#now!#i should have little more cushion#and even more it my manager's offer of severance is still on the table!#it would be nicer to be laid off than fired#and it would be nice to quit on my own terms#but i want to milk my company dry
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why is spending money the only thing bringing me joy in this life
#my goal this yr was to pay off all my credit cards#and have a decent emergency fund and maybe go on a vacation#i lasted 12 days with tracking my spending and not going out even to grocery shop so i stop overspending#but my mom wanted me to go with her to the mall and all the sales got me.......#i went overboard and everything i bought is too cute to return and fits me right#someone needs to manage my money for me#i cant do it
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Angrily farming dia rn
#i have ab 460exp to go until i rank up and i'm saving it for the event#but i just had to collect the S+ scores and combos for all difficulties on the new songs#tho hysteric humanoid expert... didn't manage to perfect combo it on the first try#i'm not gonna try to get the B clear dia bc i wanna keep my rank up for the evemt#it's a tour event tho which makes it easier to grind dia <3 and the banner lasts until the 10th of July#i'm GETTING that fucking Shu card if i have to drag him by his hair#i ALMOST bought dia too but then went ''no. no. that's my Mika emergency fund''
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Preparing MIT’s campus for cardiac emergencies
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Preparing MIT’s campus for cardiac emergencies
MIT has launched an initiative to install an automated external defibrillator (AED) in every building on MIT’s campus, including leased spaces and satellite locations. The effort will continue over the course of the upcoming year and is supported through funds from MIT’s central budget.
“Rapid access to an AED is a critical step in the survival of cardiac arrest victims,” says Suzanne Blake, director of MIT Emergency Management, which is spearheading the project. “We’re excited about the opportunity to implement this program at MIT and improve our lifesaving capabilities on campus.”
AEDs work by sending an electric charge to the heart of a person experiencing a cardiac emergency in order to restore their normal heart rhythm. But an AED is only effective if it is in close proximity to the cardiac emergency. While AEDs are not an uncommon sight around MIT — many buildings have them — their availability has been dependent on a department’s purchasing one through its own budget. With this new program, the funding is being provided centrally and the devices are being supplied to units free of charge.
“It was important for the Institute to make this investment to ensure that these devices are widely available to members of our community,” says Glen Shor, executive vice president and treasurer. “Suzanne and her team were critical to making this happen, and they will continue to oversee the program as a whole, including the procurement, administration, and maintenance of AEDs on our campus.”
Not only will the program install AEDs in buildings that weren’t previously equipped with them, it will also replace existing ones. For Senior Emergency Management Specialist David Barber, equipping every MIT building with an AED has long been a professional goal — and it’s one that derives from a personal experience.
“About 11 years ago. I became infinitely more interested in AEDs because I had a cardiac event on campus, and an AED saved my life,” Barber says. “I’m very lucky.” It’s a story he’s not shy about sharing with others. In fact, he often recounts his experience during CPR classes he teaches to underscore how use of the device, in combination with CPR, can be lifesaving.
Barber also enjoys describing how this particular type of AED made its way to MIT’s campus — or rather, made its return. “Being passionate about AEDs, I’m always on the lookout for the latest, greatest thing,” he says. Several years ago, MIT mechanical engineering students Rory Beyer ’17 and Moseley Andrews ’17 contacted Barber to find out if his office could provide them with used AEDs for a class 2.009 (Product Engineering Process) project. After graduating from MIT, the students continued to build upon the idea, and Barber heard from them again — this time to share information about their company, Avive, which they co-founded with a third partner, Sameer Jafri.
The energy-efficient Avive devices have built-in maintenance tracking. They also provide users with step-by-step instructions on a touch-screen display — a helpful feature for those without experience operating an AED and those who might find the prospect of doing so intimidating.
For Barber, the success of the new program has been incredibly rewarding. “It’s a triple win: One in every building, new technology, and departments don’t have to pay for them anymore. That the idea was born in an MIT classroom makes it even better.”
While training is not required to use an AED, MIT Emergency Management encourages all MIT community members to take first aid, CPR, and AED training to become more informed about how to respond to cardiac and other emergencies. MIT is a “HeartSafe Campus,” a certification granted by the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation. Contact [email protected] with any questions about the AED program.
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Master Your Finances: 10 Proven Strategies for Financial Freedom
Financial success is a dream that many people aspire to achieve. Whether it’s the desire to retire comfortably, provide for your family, or simply enjoy a worry-free life, mastering your finances is essential. But achieving financial freedom is not a matter of luck; it requires careful planning, discipline, and the implementation of proven strategies. In this blog, we will explore ten strategies…
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Navigating the Financial Challenges of the Gig Economy: A Comprehensive Guide for Young Adults
🌟 Dive into the gig economy with our latest guide! 🚀 Tips on budgeting, saving, & taxes for freelancers. Make your gig work financially rewarding! 💼💰
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Embracing the Flexibility with a Financial Plan
The gig economy, a bustling marketplace of freelance and short-term work, has become an increasingly popular career path for young adults. It offers unparalleled flexibility and autonomy, but with this freedom comes unique financial challenges. This article aims to guide you through managing your finances effectively while thriving in the gig…
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