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Alex R.Member
My sister sells charms she makes on there. Last we talked, she mentioned she is making around $400 a month steady and has been for over a year. She doesn’t make insane sales but considering she is enjoying what she is going, that extra money is just a bonus.
June 7, 2021 at 2:32 pm #3634 -
Alex R.Member
It is a fairly simple concept. You want to have Prime and make sure to only ship items as “gifts”. You have to ensure that your prices are not too high over what Amazon is asking either. So say you want to sell an Amazon item that is $10 on Amazon but have it be available on eBay, you would not charge more than 3% over the asking value. You also have to track the costs of your items on Amazon to make sure you don’t end up selling at a loss.
June 7, 2021 at 2:31 pm #3633 -
Alex R.Member
I think this depends. It is kind of a loaded question.
For someone who has nothing to lose by moving away, the answer would almost 100% be a yes. But there are people who have family they care about or care for, friends who they would not be able to see, places they would not be able to go. It is a big ask but I think being willing to move for a company shows them how invested you are so for the right career, it would be worth it.
June 7, 2021 at 2:29 pm #3632 -
Alex R.Member
Make sure the jobs you’re applying for fit your experience and skills and look at your resume. If you are applying for things out of your skillset or your resume is faulty, you are very unlikely to find work.
It is worth mentioning as well that if you spend time online, i.e. social media accounts, make sure you are professional on those platforms because companies can quickly look into those before even interviewing you and decide they don’t want to hire you.
June 7, 2021 at 2:26 pm #3630 -
Alex R.Member
Make use of this: https://www.budgetworksheets.org/debt-payoff/debt.php?amount=50,000
You can hire a financial advisor who can sort through everything and make it so you make ONE single payment for everything you owe each month which can be helpful since your debt is so great.
June 7, 2021 at 2:22 pm #3628 -
Alex R.Member
The easiest way to put it is that their estate is meant to cover the cost of their debts. So if they own a house, the banks will take ownership of said house regardless of if it was meant to be left to a child or family. If they did not own a home, then there is nothing the creditors can do about it. Only in cases where there are joint accounts is a family member expected to pay.
June 7, 2021 at 2:20 pm #3627 -
Alex R.Member
Debts come with a statute of limitations which implies that they can only go after you for your debts for so long. This is written in the law within the US and the timeframe varies from state to state. Medical debt will always be owed, even if they stop asking you for it. Other debts depend on the amount and what kind of debt they actually are. While most debt is wiped from your credit history after 7 to 12 years (depends on your state), you still owe the money and this can still cause issues with loans and such in the future.
June 7, 2021 at 2:18 pm #3626 -
Alex R.Member
The easiest way is to ask them for their information. Ask for the name of the person calling you as well as the company name, street address, and phone number. If you live in a state that requires debt collection agencies to carry a license, then ask for the number of that. If you want to make it easy on yourself, just tell them you refuse to discuss any debt until a validation notice is issued to you.
June 7, 2021 at 2:14 pm #3625 -
Alex R.Member
I paid mine all off by sticking to a number I could manage and paying more when I could. The faster you pay it off, the less interest you have in the long run. Figure out what you can pay and just start paying it. If you want to get a house, a new car, or anything of the sort, it will bite you in the butt if you don’t sort it out.
June 7, 2021 at 2:11 pm #3624 -
Alex R.Member
All your debt is essentially rolled over and settle outside of your hands. When this happens, you are effectively saying you have no way to pay your debts and your credit becomes null. You will not be able to get any credit cards, loans, or anything of the sort for several years after filing.
June 7, 2021 at 2:10 pm #3623 -
Alex R.Member
I am not sure what “price to do” means, unless that was a typo?
As for your question within the thread, yes. There are cases where you can get better rates if you shop around a bit. You have to be careful doing this however because you can be paying less for much less coverage. It is best to compare everything side by side before you sign on with anyone.
June 7, 2021 at 2:02 pm #3621 -
Alex R.Member
Geico and State Farm tend to be the most affordable with the best coverage. You will have to check around though because you might be able to get better rates than both can offer at another place like Allstate. USAA is overall the best from what I have heard but you need some kind of military affiliation.
June 7, 2021 at 1:58 pm #3619
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