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That's a nice ideal and all but buying food usually comes before renters insurance. $200 a year matters. Seriously. To a lot of the world population that's a lo
by superkuh 5y ago
That's a nice ideal and all but buying food usually comes before renters insurance. $200 a year matters. Seriously. To a lot of the world population that's a lot of money they can't afford to throw away on a chance.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> buying food usually comes before renters insurance. $200 a year matters. Seriously. I agree. Was echoing the observation that financial literacy and education can be disconnected. At lower levels of income, the key lessons tend to revolve around the cost of check cashing and payday lending, avoiding banks that charge fees, doing your taxes and getting your credits and refund and keeping an eye on recurring bills.