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Ways to make money fast!?Lie. Tell people you are graduating early, and rake in all the graduation cash. Put a pillow under your shirt, tell people you are pregnant, and have a good friend throw you a baby shower - - then return the goods for cash, and use your new phone to call home from jail for committing fraud. If that does not get you enough money, set up a bridal registry, and request gifts before the "wedding." Realize a 14 yr old DOES NOT NEED a bigger, better phone. It was only a short few years ago that NOBODY had a cell phone.— — — — — —Irish Immigrants..why were they shunned by the citizens of the U.S. a century ago?If you go back and look at the history of the USA, you will find that there were periods of time when every able-bodied young man who could get enough money for ship fare came to the USA. Especially if he did not want to go into the Army in his own country, or if there was not enough food. Many of these people came into New York and settled in areas where others spoke the same language. In the early years, there were lots of Italians living in an area. They banded together, and some of the stronger ones wanted to keep out any Poles who might have immigrated. So, the Poles formed their own neighborhoods. The Irish came and did the same. The Jews (from many countries) did the same. It became dangerous for an Irishman to walk through the neighborhood of an Italian, because the Italians were suspicious of an outsider. And, as more groups of people came in, there began to be signs, such as, "Jews need not apply". Or, "Dogs and Italians are not allowed in the park." (By the way, the same type sign was in San Diego, CA, during the second world war -- "Dogs and sailors are not allowed") If you go back into the history of the USA and look at the boxing champion records, you will find that there are periods when the Irish were champs at almost every level, and periods when Jews were champs, etc. This is because one way to get out of the ghetto was to become a prize fighter and earn a lot of money. So, the Irish were not picked-on much more than any other group. If you look at New York today, you will probably find that the Cubans, or the Puerto Ricans, or the Mexicans are a huge minority who are "looked-down-on" by those who live in nicer areas. Of course, there are Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and Mexicans who live in nicer areas and who have good jobs, but even they can "look-down-on" a group that is different from their background. You might want to think about differences in our society that have happened during your lifetime. For example, when I was young, divorce was a "bad thing". So, "good people" looked-down-on divorced women. "Good people" looked-down-on babies who did not have a father. Shunned is not quite the same, but try to think about some of the types of people who were "not-as-good-as-you" a few years ago. Now, some of those type people are thought to be just a part of our normal society. Hope this helps you look at the way people look at each other. The strong look at the weak and think of them as "outsiders."— — — — — —Any idea how to put on MUSCLE? I am 13.?Go to the gym if you have enough money then get a personal trainer and ask him/her— — — — — —I don't really have enough money to buywait for thanksgiving sale .— — — — — —Are you always worried about having enough money to live on?no. between my wife and i, we are making more than 250,000 a year.(before taxes) and our kid is making roughly 75,000 a year.(he is a senior in high school)— — — — — —poll: what would you get for a new car if you had enough money ?i would get a lamborghini mercilago made of tempered titanium plated in diamond. if i got in a crash, i would keep going, lol— — — — — —If everyone had enough money to live without working, who would work?If everyone had enough money to live without working and stop working, then money will become useless since you cannot buy anything.This is why I always say money is a means not an end.What you want are assets.Machines to manufacture goodsLand to grow foodSkills to build buildings, tools, etcBy the way, this situation you mentioned is not without precedent. Look at Spain. When Spain discovered silver in South and Central America, they became so rich beyond anyone's imagination.They ended up spending like crazy buying useless stuff and therefore destroyed their empire in the long run.But if you compare the Spanish empire to the dutch and British empire, you see the bigger difference. The Dutch and British were poor people who grew their own empire bit by bit through investing in themselves.The spirit of building up their assets allowed them to create two of the most wealthy and powerful empires without any sudden wealth creation.So to answer your question,If everyone suddenly became rich, I believe there will be many hardworking people who will continue to build their assets. While others will spend their money to enjoy, these people will use their money to continue building and building up their assets.And ironically many of these people would be those that were originally rich in the first place

How can you make easy money (w/out cheats) on Animal Crossing City Folk?Sorry for making you read soo much, but here it is... Each tool found at Nook's can make you tons of money... Use the net and fishing rod to catch different kinds of bugs and fish to sell. Although bug catching makes a LOT more money in the summer, there's always fishing still! This is mainly how I make my money at the moment! There's three new fossils or gyroids to dig up in your town every day, with most of them selling for 5,000 bells or more. Also, every day there's a certain rock that you can hit for money. Dig holes behind your character so you do not have to run forward when you slide backwards from hitting the rock. You can make up to 8,100 bells very quickly this way. If you want a video or pictures, just look up "Animal Crossing City Folk money rock". Tons of websites come up. And if you have a slingshot, you can shoot items down from the sky and sell anything you do not want or need. Native fruits (that grow in your town naturally) sell for 100 bells each, so going around and gathering fruit is not a bad idea. Or, if you have a different fruit from a friend's town or something, you can sell it for a quick 500 bells. OR, if you plant it, you will have 1,500 bells in a few days from the three fruits that grow on it. Plant more fruit trees for more money, and sell the fruits every three days once they grow back. Or, you can shake the trees without fruit on them! Sometimes random pieces of furniture or bags of money fall out. But watch out for bees!! Or, you could just catch those too, for more money!!! If you go down to the beach about every half hour, it will be full of shells again! So what do you do with all these shells?? Sell them! Although a single shell is not worth much, (30 to 1,200 bells) a whole beach of them REALLY adds up, especially if you wait more than half an hour to gather them. Every few days there will be a few items in the recycling bin, and the lost and found in the town gate that you can claim and sell. You can try the stalk market (buying turnips from Joan and selling them for more bells to Nook) once you have some money to invest, also. There's tons of guides to help you with that too, since I am not an expert. Whoo, lotsa typing... Well, that's how I make my money!! Have fun making some of your own moohlah!! =D— — — — — —startin breeder question. Easy Money?True zebra plecos. Or show fish such as discus. It wo not be easy though. Your initial costs will far outweigh income (a juvenile - not ready to breed - pair of zebra plecs will set you back at least 250) and it will take you months, if not years, to break even, if you ever do. Avoid livebearers like guppies, you wo not be able to give them away. Even show quality is not exactly megabucks. Rarer livebearers such as limias and goodeids are an option, but there's not much of a market for them outside dedicated livebearer circles. Most breeders are in it for the hobby, the passion, not the money. Pet stores buy for pennies from large wholesalers which will mostly be importers or large commercial operations.— — — — — —How to get easy money in the real fable 2?Well if you have time on your hands go to bowerstone market and do the "blacksmith job" and max it out to the point that you will be making 100gold for your first chain after that its money line for ya— — — — — —How Can I Make Some Money For This....?I am sure your parents will give you some money if you do some good deeds around the house - the good ol' earn your pocket money tasks. Wash the car, help with the washing, do the ironing, do the hoovering... the pounds will soon pile up. This way, you are getting the money you need from your parents, but you are not feeling guilty, as you've earned the money. Ok, this in itself may not pay for your new clothes so maybe (if your parents will let you) do some babysitting. Just start with your friends with younger siblings - ask them if their parents need any babysitting - or see if your parents' friends need any help. That will earn a little more money than odd jobs and, to be honest, it's easy money - sit in someone else's house, eat their food, watch their tv and occasionally check on their kids - easy easy money. You could try (if you are old enough - you have not specified your age) getting a paper - my old friend tried this and she always had money and never had to scrounge of her parents. If all else fails, putting your odd change into a box can be really productive. I put my odd pounds and pennies into a box and within 2 weeks I had 20! It is surprising how quickly tiny pieces of change can build up into significant amounts of money. Hope this all helps x.

Sell bonds to the public, raise the discount rate that it charges banks— — — — — —Why is the money supply perfectly inelastic?It seems to context of your question is the IS-LM model, where your question is specifically about the LM. In the Hicks (IS-LM) view of the money market, the nominal money supply is fixed, as it depends directly on the amount of money printed by the government (although now we tend to think in terms of the central bank) and not on the actions of the other agents of the economy. As such, it is a defining assumption and exogenous to the dynamic of the model. Now, notice that the real money supply could change when prices move. In the IS-LM context, this could be due to an increase in government spending financed via taxation, where a multiplier higher than one leads to an expansion of aggregate demand and, in the short-run at least, a boom and an increase in the price (assuming a positive sloped aggregate supply).Now, moving away from such a simplistic assumption, the concept of the money supply is more complex than that. The money supply is usually defined as:$$M_s=phi B$$where $phi$ is the money multiplier and $B$ is the monetary base. A government/central bank can directly alter the the latter by printing money or buying/selling short term debt. It can also affect the multiplier by altering banking regulation like maximum reserve ratios. But, importantly it is the action of bankers and the agents in the economy that determine the value of the multiplier (e.g. via lower lending or more demand for currency, respectively). So, in the end, the money supply does not depend only of the government or central bank agency but of the rest of the agents too.— — — — — —Float (money supply)In economics, float is duplicate money present in the banking system during the time between a deposit being made in the recipient's account and the money being deducted from the sender's account. It can be used as investable asset, but makes up the smallest part of the money supply. Float affects the amount of currency available to trade and countries can manipulate the worth of their currency by restricting or expanding the amount of float available to trade.— — — — — —True or false? Credit cars are part of the M1 money supply?Credit cars are part of the M1 money supply. Credit trucks are not. Which one of the following is not part of our money supply? D. Dollar bills The main purpose of federal deposit insurance is to B. put savings and loan associations on an equal competitive footing with commercial banks Which of the following is NOT function of the FED? A. setting the discount rate— — — — — —What is Obama going to do when inflation skyrockets because he is increasing the money supply?He will keep the printing presses going and blame it on Bush— — — — — —How does a cash deposit change the M1 measure of the money supply?It's best to always check the exact definitions for M questions, because they can vary a little between countries. I will use the US Federal Reserve's here, viz. "M1 is defined as the sum of currency held by the public and transaction deposits at depository institutions (which are financial institutions that obtain their funds mainly through deposits from the public, such as commercial banks, savings and loan associations, savings banks, and credit unions). "The reason M1 does not increase is essentially semantic. Before the deposit occurs, M1 is the sum of currency held outside the banking system ("held by the public") and deposits at banks etc. Notice that currency held by the banks is not included in the M1 definition. When the deposit occurs, the accompanying double entry book keeping is [debit cash, credit customer deposit]. Now the cash is held by the bank, so not included in M1, but the customer deposit that was created by the cash deposit is - so there's no change. This is the best way to handle this btw., since once the cash is deposited at a bank, it's no longer playing an active role in the money supply. As far as the potential impact on the reserve requirement, and multiplier effect. As you are quite rightly suggesting, the question is trying to avoid that by saying "immediate". However, if you are in the USA, reserves no longer control the money supply the way the text book tries to describe, so there would not be expected to be a long term impact either. (reserve requirements only cover a fraction of bank deposits, and capital requirements actually dominate in terms of regulatory impact.)

Did we go overboard for our Toddler'sYes you did. Save some of that money next time and put it into a savings account for his college fund!— — — — — —How can I save money a week for a year?The easiest way to save money is to automate your savings. Some people have it shift from checking account to savings but I would recommend just have your paycheck split between accounts. I have most of my money sent to a checking account but some is sent to a savings account and that is great as I never even see that money.— — — — — —Why we shou not raise tax on rich?This is a political argument that has been debated for quite some time.Basically (in my opinion), There are people who make money and people who do not make money. The people who do not make money, expect governmental assistance. Where does that money come from? Exactly.If you do not know yet, then read on.You will see where I am going shortly. I am an employer, and have to pay wages. You know W-2's and stuff. That costs ME money. Because I have to pay for my employees. Get this: Obamacare specifically says that I have to "ALL OF A SUDDEN" pay for my employees healthcare *if I have over 50 employees*.You probably are rolling your eyes and saying so what??? Who cares it's not that much right??? WRONG. Most individuals complain about paying a higher premium and expect me to agree with their statement.I show them how much I've been paying this entire time because I am self employed (less favorable treatment).and they are shocked to say the least. So do not act like you have it bad because employers have it WORSE.That's the "beauty" of obamacare.— — — — — —How much money is enough for work-less life?Honestly? I would have to say between 1-1500 depending if you are paying rent or not. Even then-what you gonna do to get THAT money?— — — — — —Asymptotically ideal moneyIn an interview with Greek ex-finance minister Yanis Varoufakis Nash explained that the role of money has changed and evolves: ...money plays constantly evolving role, despite the continuity from one era to the next. Flux and Continuity. Presently, economists have focused on the theoretical problem of replacing paper money by plastic of electronic money, as well as on the repercussion of such a replacement. Nash's narration of the evolution of ideal money through the competition of respective national fiat and centrally banked currencies starts with the introduction of a possible international money of good quality:In the near future there may be a smaller number of major currencies used in the world and these may stand in competitive relations among themselves. There is now the "euro" and the inflationary tradition of the Italian lira seems to be past history now. And there COULD be introduced, for example, a similar international currency for the Islamic world, or for South Asia, or for South America, or here or there.Nash's deathNash died suddenly in a taxi cab accident involving him and his wife. On the way home from receiving the Abel prize, Nash and his wife were forced to take a taxi cab from the airport when their limousine never arrived. They were both thrown from the cab when the driver lost control and neither were wearing seat belts as it was reported the seat belts were not working. The Nashes died on the New Jersey Turnpike which is coincidental with the abstract opening of the first published version of Ideal Money: Money can be recognized as a technological development comparable to the wheel and of similar antiquity. Among the more recent developments in the technology that facilitates transfer of utility (in the sense of game theory) are systems like those of EZ Pass, by means of which vehicles traversing toll bridges or toll highways can pay, their toll fees without stopping for the attention of human personnel manning the toll booths.— — — — — —Does this seem high to anyone?ummmm buy your own pressure washer and do it twice for that money— — — — — —Why do obama and biden want to give your money away when they dont donate less than 1% to charities?Ya and a lot of that money Obama "donated " came from illegal campaign contributions he was going to be forced to return anyway !! And all the while his half brother rots away in some tin shack in Kenya what a swell guy !

Dark moneyIn the politics of the United States, dark money refers to political spending by nonprofit organizations - for example, 501(c)(4) (social welfare) 501(c)(5) (unions) and 501(c)(6) (trade association) groups - that are not required to disclose their donors. Such organizations can receive unlimited donations from corporations, individuals and unions. In this way, their donors can spend funds to influence elections, without voters knowing where the money came from. Dark money first entered politics with Buckley v. Valeo (1976) when the United States Supreme Court laid out Eight Magic Words that define the difference between electioneering and issue advocacy. According to the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), spending by organizations that do not disclose their donors has increased from less than $5.2 million in 2006 to well over $300 million in the 2012 presidential cycle and more than $174 million in the 2014 midterms." The New York Times editorial board has opined that the 2014 midterm elections were influenced by "the greatest wave of secret, special-interest money ever raised in a congressional election." CRP also noted that the 2010 landmark case, Citizens United v. FEC, marked the turning point when dark money contributions surged, stating "there are other groups now free to spend unrestricted funds advocating the election or defeat of candidates. These groups contend that they are not required to register with the FEC as any sort of PAC because their primary purpose is something other than electoral politics. This spending itself is not new. But the use of funds from a virtually unrestricted range of sources, including corporations, began with the most recent court rulings."— — — — — —What is the best way to teach young children about their privates?I can see both your points... Your husband may also think it's a waste of money, since your child can be taught without it. (Just a guess; I may be way off.) Maybe incorporate both, if you really want the book, as a compromise... If he wo not budge, you could always suggest that he---your husband---teach the child! He may, or he may just decide to go for the book! ;) As for myself, my husband and I just had discussions with our kids; it worked well, with no money spent. :)— — — — — —How can people possibly say abortion is murder in this scenario?They have no money for food but can provide abortions?— — — — — —Prize moneyThe winner received 8,500, the runner-up 4,500, the losing semi-finalists 3,000 and the first round losers 1,500, making a total prize fund of 25,000.— — — — — —Mad Money - WikipediaCramer is usually standing up with the fisheye lens Steadicam close to his face, while providing stock picks and investing advice. His voice inflection often changes from calm to shouting then back to a calm tone. Cramer also throws various objects around the set. Whenever one of his books is mentioned by a caller, he grabs the book, flashes it, and tosses it to the floor as a plug gag. In addition, he has a panel of oversized red buttons, which activate various sound effects. The online version of the show's sound board is available at cnbc.com.— — — — — —The Money Champ"The Money Champ" was originally published in Uncle Scrooge #27 in September, 1959 and is the second of three stories written and drawn by Carl Barks in which Scrooge's rival Flintheart Glomgold appears— — — — — —Card moneyCard money is a type of fiat money printed on plain cardboard or playing cards, which was used at times as currency in several colonies and countries (including Dutch Guiana, New France, and France) from the 17th century to the early 19th century. Where introduced, it was often followed by high rates of inflation— — — — — —Why do you think that socialism = no freedom?You've got it all wrong. Socialism= no money— — — — — —If you paid off your house, can you use that money to buy a business?WHAT money? If the house is paid for, there is no money unless you sell the house— — — — — —Old MoneyOld Money is the eighth studio album by American guitarist and composer Omar Rodrguez-Lpez, his first with Stones Throw Records who released CD and MP3 versions on November 10, 2008 and a vinyl version in February 2009. Rodrguez-Lpez explained that the album is "loosely based on the concept of exploitative industrialists and, well, their old money." Rodriguez-Lopez has hinted that this record was a thematic sequel to the 2006 album Amputechture by his band The Mars Volta. Review aggregate site Metacritic calculates a score of 70/100 for the album, but erroneously referred to it as "The debut album for the Mars Volta guitarist". In the song "I Like Rockefellers' First Two Albums, But After That...", there is a dialog from the movie El Topo, from Chilean director Alejandro Jodorowsky.

How would printing more money couse inflation?when you print more money you risk saturating the economy. everyone has the money, so therefore it looses its value. when money looses value products need a higher price for companys to make profit. so printing more money means prices go up— — — — — —Does Polyvore help online shops make more money?"32% of consumers said they purchased a product after seeing it on Polyvore. Of those 32%, 26% clicked on the image and bought it directly from the retailers website"We've created The Ultimate Guide to Polyvore for Brands and Retailers to help you reach and convert new customers on Polyvore. What you will gain from this comprehensive guide:Understand how Polyvore works and how to use it for your brandThe ROI you can achieve from using PolyvoreActions you can take to achieve this ROIHow businesses are currently using Polyvore successfullynStart driving new sales using Polyvore. 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Why not just look at the money supply to calculate inflation?The quantity theory of money is a theory. For a variable as important as consumer prices, it is clearly desirable to just measure it directly rather than appeal to a theory, even if the theory had some truth to it.Besides that, it is also not at all clear what the right measure of money supply would be— — — — — —How can an inadequate money supply affect the rate of inflation?All the talk you see about money supply fails to recognize that paper money is simply a symbol of value.It's just a convenient way to avoid having to carry goats, potatoes and firewood around in order to trade for the things you need.Our ancestors got pretty tired of having to trade commodities for items of like value, so thousands of years ago people began making coins for the purpose of simplifying trade. Coins were eventually augmented by paper money.We work for money, so that we can have the things that we want—not the money itself— — — — — —What happens to prices, interest rates and exchange rates in the Dornbusch model of exchange rates when the money supply is increased?Assuming this is an unanticipated permanent increase in the money supply then prices should rise. The Dornbusch model suggests that the price reaction will be slow. That means in the short run real goods and services are too cheap. To keep things in balance, the financial markets will over-react, that is over-react compared to what they would do if prices reacted immediately. Interest rates will increase and the currency will weaken.Eventually, if nothing else changes, prices will adjust properly, and interest rates will fall while the currency strengthens. Of course, it's never true that nothing else changes; and there are lots of complexities in any real money supply change. So the model is not a precise prediction, it's a general story to explain why currency exchange rates seem to be more volatile than simple economics can explain— — — — — —Why are currency and coins held inside banks not considered to be part of the money supply?It would actually be considered in the money supply if it is in a checkable bank account. This is still considered M1 money (which is what economists count as the money supply). What is, however, not considered in the money supply are those in savings accounts. These are considered "near-money" and are considered M2. Bank reserves are also not considered to be M1 money. This is probably what you are talking about in regards to currency and coins "held" inside banks. They may be talking about reserves.— — — — — —how is money supply can be increased?Any country put money on the street (print money) when the GPA (the value of all goods in the country) raised, if not, that new money produces inflation— — — — — —If the Federal Reserve goal is 2% inflation every year and money supply expansion, why not just buy assets? They are purposely devaluing USD and intend for prices to double again in 20 years.Oh but if life was so simple that 'just doing this," or 'just doing that" would accomplish what some wish to be done.The value of the US dollar (aka USD) is determined in the global currency markets against a basket of six other global currencies. To be 'devalued" means that an awful lot of traders would have to reduce its price. Something the Fed cannot, on its own, actually do. The Fed has set a target of 2% inflation. But neither rising, nor falling interest rates are the key to inflation; inflation in the classic 'too much money chasing too few goods" tends to come about because of rising labor costs. Interest rate fluctuations are a reflection of inflation and not the cause of it. Presuming otherwise is to get the cart before the horse. While the Fed could presumably influence (not set) interest rates by buying or selling treasuries, doing so would only influence the open treasury markets (which trade about $1 Trillion worth of treasuries each day) where the price of treasuries would either reflect that buyers and sellers vary their price, which in turn is reflected in their yield. When more in demand, the price of treasuries goes up and yields go down (because treasuries have a 'face value" of fixed value at redemption)The Fed has already gone on record as stating that the reason they want some inflation is so that wages rise 'to keep up with inflation." Absent any inflation (a zero-inflation environment such as we've had for the past few decades) will leave the wages of the un- and semi-skilled stagnating, which tends to promote some degree of social unrest (and the election of populist presidents, apparently). The facts are these: 1) there are more un- and semi-skilled laborers and potential laborers than industry can every hope to absorb, and as long as there's a warm and willing body unemployed and willing to do the work, management has no incentive to raise wages. 2) not all wages have stagnated. Those with skill have seen wages increase all along. 3) Likewise those with advanced educations in critical job categories. Given a zero-inflation environment, no one gets a wage increase for 'longevity" or 'to keep up with inflation when there is no inflation." And the world is full of un- and semi-skilled workers. Always. And it's the nature of jobs to require greater and greater skill sets over time. To really devalue the USD, it takes inept politicians leading the country, cutting taxes, and starting pointless wars. That will get currency markets thinking and believing that the country is on the wrong path. The USD lost 45% of its value during the Bush 43 years; gasoline prices quadrupled. During the (relatively sane) era of Obama, by contrast, when the deficit was being reduced year over year, the USD regained 45% of its value. The market symbol for the USD versus a basket of six other global currencies is DXY (or $DXY) and anyone can pull a long term chart and see for themselves what different administrations have done to it. And the Fed had very little, or nothing to do with that process. It's all about responsible versus irresponsible governing.If the Federal Reserve goal is 2% inflation every year and money supply expansion, why not just buy assets? They are purposely devaluing USD and intend for prices to double again in 20 years

Do you think E-Cigarettes will put an end to tobacco, why or why not?Its still smoking, and IMO is just a new fad that has been introduced to milk people of their money now that they are not smoking any more. To me, they are unimpressive and I would not spend any money of them.— — — — — —Ready for another round of Baseball multiple Choice?C B D People(the rich) do not like to be parted from their money.— — — — — —How does google make money?They are not in fact the richest in the world, nor close to being so. Google makes their money nearly solely through Advertisings (AdWords)— — — — — —Have you ever heard of something like this before?Hey, some women keep their money in their bras. It's pretty funny to watch them root around in there for money LOL— — — — — —How Come At Celebrity Book Signings, They Won't Allow You To Have Other Things Signed?The store makes their money by selling items from the store. They want you to buy something— — — — — —is it right for Yemen to accept $$$ from US?i think the us should give their money to us - it is our money— — — — — —If Bush's plan to privatize a portion of SS had gone through, would most contributing members and recipients?DEPENDS ON WHERE THEY INVESTED THEIR MONEY— — — — — —In the face of budget cuts, why are some schools and school districts banning teachers from using crowdfunding (such as GoFundMe.com and DonorsChoose.com) to raise money for supplies?First off President TRump is cutting any thing. also if schools manage their money the teachers would need to do fundraisers. Schools and school districts wste so much money case in point my local district wants to give the city $6. 5 million of district money for city pool it's illegal but this the kind of stupid people you get running school districts— — — — — —How does a homelss person get the cardboard piece and the marker to write "Need Money"??Ha ha that's really funny I've wondered the same thing. The carboard would be easy, they would just have to look in a dumpster, but the marker would be a little more tricky. Mabey a few homeless people pull their money together and buy one or mabey the just borrow it off of someone. Who knows you could ask one and find out, but I do not think you will find anyone on here, homeless people ususlly do not have computers! Good question though!— — — — — —Has anyone received there stimulus check even when they used Turbo Tax to deduct the tax prep fee? I have readWhy is everyone getting so upset about "expecting their money" on a certain date. Is everyone forgetting that this is money being given to you? It is free money, stop complaining and just be grateful you are getting anything— — — — — —What do you think would happen to religions if life was found outside of earth?Not much. Most of them would try and figure out how to convert them and take their money before another faith got to them— — — — — —Why do Liberals always sqawk when the US interferes in the internal affairs of other countries?Instigator! Back Back! Some one get me an exorcist! This guy is at it again. Morning Steve. You speak the truth, most of us will never hear. The liberals have a defective gene that leads to a common form of Tourets syndrom. They squawk they can not help it. I tend to humour them. I am pretty sure I know what you think, so I will go down the road with my own little dittie doo doo. Maybe there is just not enough incentive to keep American money in America. The billionaires and millionaires of North America are afraid to lose their money, or they are selfish, or they just think they have to leave some sort of legacy behind for their equally shallow offspring. They are not willing to put forth the effort to save any other American but their own. So the field is left open for buy outs takeovers, or just hand it to em on a plate cause 'quicknobodieslooking' kinda deals. Youscrachamyballsiscratchayouballs and then there's 'we don hav ta tell ya wut we do'— — — — — —Would twenty childless years in America balance the budget for good?Well it would help the environment, but if there were no children around everyone would just be spending money on frivolous things and living the high life because they would have no annoying children to take care of - they would waste all of their money, the economy would be the same.

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He seems to always need money2. why are women so attracked to money?Well Ive had plenty of opportunities to be with rich guys but I choose a dirt poor guy, and hes still dirt poor after 3 years. I still love him...so its not all women okay? Now, money does make you more attractive. Its security for a woman, it means that if I ever loose my job or something happens you can back me up. Or if its too inconvenient for me to work...like if we have kids, I do not have to. A big deal of stress is ridden. Plus, money makes anyone look good (i.e "The Donald") you dress better, you have time to get facials and manicures, there's a relaxed airiness a/b you which is attractive w/ or w/o the money...you know? maybe you do not but I do not know how else to explain it.3. Can i sue this guy for money?As opposed to suing him for lawn furniture? You can ONLY sue for money. So, exactly how much money has this wrong accusation cost you? THAT is the dollar amount you sue for. What did this wrong accusation cost you financially?

i want weddings ,but i not money.?If you do not have money for a wedding. You should not be getting married. Get a job and save up the money until you have enough to move out of your parents house and then consider saving for the wedding— — — — — —How should I carry money in Europe?It takes 10 minutes with a sewing machine and an bit of old bed sheet to make a neck pouch to use under your clothing. I know as I have made several over the years. Or you can buy an 'under the clothes' money belt or neck pouch, even at the airport indeed. In any case, divide the money over several places, do not keep the lot in one place. Take a small (older) purse with a strap that is long enough to go over your left shoulder while you have the purse on your right hip, with the strap going between your backpack and your back. If the leaders of the group do really object, let them carry your money, and be responsible for it. And for the money you do keep in your backpack, keep it somewhere in the main compartment, not in an outer pocket. Muggings are very rare in Europe, but pickpockets are common, alas. So make sure that your passport is in a place where they not (normally) can get at, under your clothes, and that your money can not all be stolen at once.— — — — — —Be honest...if you had the money for name brand diapers.?No because for some reason my daughter is allergic to the name brand stuff.isnt that weird? her half-brothers and sister were too. Shes also allergic to the name brand laundry soap and again the other kids were too. But if she wasnt allergic and i had the money.maybe i actually like the diapers i get her— — — — — —Should I get the money for returnedTake the gift back your self and exchange it for something else in the store. They should at least give you store credit if you bring along the receipt. If your mother makes no attempt to give you the money, absolutely do not ask for it because that would be beyond rude. If you have no receipt and no gift receipt I would just let it go. Try and regift this to someone in the future or maybe donate it to charity. In the future, try and train your mother to give gift receipts up front so that this wo not happen to you again. You are probably particular about your gifts. If you know you will most likely be taking them back anyway, why not make it easier for your self?— — — — — —Any ways to earn money?Well, you can not earn money, but you could volunteer at a nursing home, or a hospital. Sometimes it's not about the money, it's about the amazing feeling you get after you volunteer and talk to people who have no one to talk to— — — — — —Whats a good way to get money fast?You could have a garage sale or you could babysit for your neighbors, or you could do yard work for them (raking, gardening, mowing, etc.), you could go through your closet or garage and find stuff you do not want anymore but think might be worth something and sell it on Ebay. You just have to be creative and think of other possibilities, it might not be super fast, but at least its quicker than waiting for the money to come to you.— — — — — —What was Hitler's opinion on money?If the money was the jews then he loved to take it away sooo— — — — — —Trade my truck for a paid for car and save money?Sure.make the trade, as long as you are sure that your name will be off the loan and title of the truck. Once that is done and you get the car, make sure that you start a savings account or other account, where it is difficult to take out the money, or you will just blow it on other stuff— — — — — —Are expensive diapers worth the money?Well, I have tried a number of different diapers and I have found that the Abena Abri form L4 work the best for me. I am a heavy wetter, so no one particular diaper may work in every situation. That particular brand is very thick, it has the absorbent polymer beads in it that you can not tell are even there and are landfill friendly. Putting that particular diaper's absorbency level into perspective it can hold 8 of those bottles of water that you see everyone carrying around, that's a lot! For the record, I do keep light weight diapers on hand in the event I might be attending a social event and I do not want the bulk. There are myriad brands of light weight diapers out there, you will just have to experiment with them to see what works for you there. But as for the super absorbent high end diapers, I can not seem to justify paying two dollars and sometimes even close to four dollars each for a diaper, they simply are not that good. I hope this has been of some help to you and hopefully will help guide you to the diaper that you are looking for. Good luck to you.Are expensive diapers worth the money?