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Originally Posted by ~Christina
Thats great that you found that dress suddenly on sale ! If your spending is getting up there can you put hurdles in place to buying more online, Hair cuts and color are often just part of a woman life. Can you somehow mentally use buying those things as a reason to continue with your french class.. Like Okay I am doing xyz so Ill go ... Id bet they are still working on easy stuff so im sure you can whiz through it..
Hope T sessions goes well. 
I honestly think its stupid when both of us are on disability only , There never going to be a refund they already have taxed the correct amount.. Ours is so simple Steve can do it online. but such an annoyance..
I am greatful I pay for my T each session also Pdoc I would hate to get a large bill, Hell checking out at grocery stores stresses me out and I am so careful ... Bills in general just upset me. |
Thanks, Christina. I'll stop any additional spending. I was going to order food in, but decided I can easily cook tonight. I'll make pork chops with sauerkraut. Hubby will be happy. I suppose I could put off my hair, but I actually do so far longer than most women.
I can imagine that money is very tight with both you and Steve on disability. In order for my husband and I to live where we do (though in a small townhouse) my husband has to take on second work projects in addition to his day job. I suppose we might be able to manage doing our taxes, but with his second job (consulting) it's a little more confusing. Plus, our tax guy charges us very little. He's a family friend. The taxes owed will be high, though, since that's when we pay the taxes on the second job of hubby's, plus a little extra for his day job. Of course property taxes will need to be paid, as well. NJ has the highest property tax rate in the US.
Amazon will likely pay $0 in federal taxes this year, because of the recent tax breaks given to the rich, according to CNBC's article at
Amazon will pay $0 in federal taxes this year That's less than what one person pays for Amazon Prime membership, and far less than what a person pays who makes below bare subsistence salary working at McDonalds.