Making money on instagram? I have over 100k followers. How can you make money with instagram? I’ve got a few free products and stuff within my niche but never really made any money I’ve had affiliate codes and links but got nothing from that. submitted by /u/BriceTooNice98

Introducing Our University’s New Executive Vice President of Saving Money Colleagues, friends, and adjuncts — As many of you know, the university is facing unprecedented budget shortfalls. These shortfalls aren’t directly your fault, but to be honest, it is you who will absorb the consequences of our lack of funds. That said, please know we think you’re doing a fantastic job. (Except for the English department, which …

How to spend settlement money from lawsuit? For context, I am a (22F), single mom of a 1 and a half year old girl. She is my whole life and what makes me happiest. 🩷 When i was about 6 months pregnant with her, i suffered a psychotic break that caused me to become afraid of things my mind made up. I was diagnosed later on with severe paranoid schizophrenia. I had not been doing drugs or …

Father’s Inheritance Money I am receiving a check of $950,000. I am 25 making salary of $95,000. I would like some insight as to where I should put this money. It was my fathers inheritance so I do not want to put it into something risky. I want to make sure my money is protected for me and my future kids as well. Any guidance would be really appreciated. submitted by…

What to do with the extra money? Hello everyone! This is my first post ever on reddit, so please be kind 😂 So it goes like this I am 25yo male, I work as an engineer on a cruise ship, I’m paid only onboard.I work 10 weeks on and off, i earn approximately 40k (usd) per year, which is ok considering I am from balkan country and this is my starting position, next one should be clo…

Onlinecheckwriter.com vs Green.money I’m considering these 2 services. They seem to offer many payment options for customers in ecommerce. 🤔 submitted by /u/jeffccusa

2023 Make Money With Threads/Twitter Hey for anyone in social media marketing in 2023 its really crowded to do conventional methods of posting on instragram and facebook for clients.Market is saturated.But you already know this if you are in the game.Here’s Why Threads/Twitter will be important for you and your clients in 2023 Threads is a new channel your client approaching woul…

Tired of bailing out aging parents who are reckless with money Quick background: About 20 years ago, Dad was 50-ish and went to prison for embezzlement. His rationale was my mom’s medical bills were piling up, and out of desperation, he “borrowed” money from accounts he had access to to stay afloat until it go out of control and he came to us (my two siblings and me … all of us in our 30s at the time) for…

Opioid Settlement Money Is Being Spent on Police Cars and Overtime As states and counties spend the first wave of billions of dollars from the pharmaceutical industry, public health groups are challenging how some funds are being used.

Should someone put money into a 401k if they have other debt? We have students loans and a business debt to pay off. Should we focus on this before putting money in a 401k? submitted by /u/Kiyonai

Success: I got my money back That’s more of a good news than anything. So here the update on this post. BofA gave me back my money this week. This wednesday. I was stressing a lot but everything is back to normal. Thanks for all your advices and support. But lesson learnt, I will only seek a teller for my deposits from now. No more ATMs. submitted by /u/DarkVashThe_…

I should quit spending HSA money, shouldn’t I? I’ve been maxing out my HSA for a few years now, but the balance doesn’t grow dramatically because I’ve got a family and we spend our healthcare money. Like this year, I just did the math and I’ve contributed $4700, spent $3500. I have my 3-6 month emergency savings account and we generally stay on budget so that account does go up. But I think …

Have some money saved up. Is it time to buy a house? 30 year old male. Have saved 200k in a high yield savings account. Currently living with my parents and am debating whether or not to pursue a house or just get an apartment in this economy. I help them out with bills and stuff so. I’m in no rush to buy a house, that being said I still feel like a child living at home. I also have a minor surger…

Inherited money, how much to put down on home now? My spouse and I have been saving up for a home the past few years and learned here recently we are soon going to inherit ~500K. We haven’t officially started the home buying process but are expecting to start seriously looking this fall. Our price range is 6-700K for a home. We have saved enough to put over 20% down (~150K) and live comfortably….

How should I invest my money? 20M, just finished a summer internship earning about 20,000 this summer. Last year, I maxed out my Roth-IRA (just put all 6k into an index fund tracking the S&P500) and my I-bonds contribution (10k) and plan to do the same this year. Both are still sitting and I haven’t cashed out anything or rolled over yet. Is there a better place I can put my…

Spouse is conservative at investing money Me (28M) and my wife (28F) both contribute a portion of our take home pay to a joint checking account. This covers all family expenses, mortgage, bills, groceries, etc. There is regularly a surplus in the account (25k+) that I wish we would invest rather than keeping cash. She views it as an emergency fund despite as both keeping emergency funds…

Parents are suck in Mexico without money Dear community, I meant “stuck” not “suck”.. I hope this doesn’t violate rules. I would love some advice. My parents flew for a vacation to Cancun from Germany. They seem to have a monthly limit on their visa card which they have now reached. The bank in Germany requires a signature to lift or increase the limit, and does not want to do it over…

Do banks refund money stolen by hackers? If someone hacked into my bank account online and drained my account, would the bank refund my money? Or would I basically be screwed. submitted by /u/Top-Armadillo-6044

How to respond to questions about money? I’m from the US traveling in SE Asia. I have been asked a couple of times by locals about how much money I make back home. It feels uncomfortable to answer honestly because I make much more money back home compared to the local currency. How do you guys respond to questions like this? submitted by /u/trifling-pickle

How much money should I be saving every month? I live in NYC and currently gross 85K a year. I take home $4520 a month and my rent is $1295. I know, it’s a bit high but I had to spring for space because I have a dog and two cats. I realize I probably shouldn’t have so many animals but giving them away is very hard to imagine. (I adopted them with a partner and the relationship didn’t pan out…