I'm 22. I work as a cashier at Lowes Home Improvement full time. I study Business administration in college. I smoke marijuana on occasion and drink once in a while. I live at home with my parents in a rural area.

Let say you have your kids dropped a small ball inside your toilet. For this reason it unable to flush. Now you contact your landlord for help then she wants to charge you $125 to get it fix it.is that fair??

Do we now need to rewrite history and reverse the sentence of the Editor of Der Sturmer? Hold him up as an example of Free Speech? Do we need to reverse the terms of the civil punishments handed out to the KKK in 1981 and 1995? Do we excuse and permit ISIS to keep radicalizing over the Internet?

I was hired to work overnight, but it's just not for me. And I know I can do better then Walmart. I wasn't happy with the job and that's what it comes down to. Thoughts?

My grandfather (my dad's dad) died last year and my dad inherited some money from him. My dad said that because my mother has discredited him over child support in the past, he can't cash the check right away. He's asked me to: 1) Endorse the check. 2) Deposit the check. 3) When the check clears, withdraw the funds. 4) Put funds in an envelope and seal. 5) Mail certified, insured, and pay for next day delivery. He told me I can take $500 as my cut. The question is, should I do this? I don't know if this would pose any personal risk to myself. He told me that I can ask friends or coworkers about it, so I don't think anything about it is illegal. For the record, I am 23, but I still don't know a lot about finance beyond the basics. While my dad hasn't tried to screw me over in the past (at least not that I'm aware of), I don't know him well and am not sure what to do.

Best answer: 39 is not a late stage in life unless you intend to die by 45. If you want to accomplish things in your life, the only way to do them is actually take action to DO something about it. You will never achieve anything sitting in your council flat moping over your life. Seek mental health help, get a job, save your money, and maybe you can actually accomplish your dreams in time. But you have to be willing to actually put in the hard work to make them happen and realize that they will take time.

I am 23. I have been looking for work since February of this year and have not found ANYTHING at all. I should be graduating from college next year with a major in economic and a minor in accounting, even though 90 percent of my work experience and internships have been in accounting. I have been to many interviews but I never hear back from them afterwards. Mainly because I am a shy person and I hate job interviews because it is impossible for me to "sell myself". It usually takes me about 2-3 months to find work but now it has almost been 5 months without work. I am literally just throwing out resumes on craigslist and indeed, even jobs I shouldn't be applying for because I am way too qualified, but I have not received a single call for the past 3 weeks. My last job which ended in February was through an employment agency but they only have temp jobs and they tell you it can become permanent but they never do since you are usually covering for someone on vacation or maternity leave. I still live with my parents and I am starting to lose hope. I feel like it would have been better if instead of going to college, I could have spent my last 4 years actually working full time but instead I have a lot of experience that usually do not go longer than a whole year due to school. I live in NYC so the competition here is really rough so I was thinking of moving somewhere outside New York state but I don't have any money for that. Anyone having issues finding work? Any advice?

Best answer: Probably 10%. Keep it realistic, and put it in an account you get charged for if you withdraw. Don't try to save too much money, at your age you should be having fun :). And be proud to work at maccas, I did too!

I am a first time home buying in contract for a home being sold "as-is" at listing price (with other negotiations). The disclosure alluding to nothing knowingly being wrong with anything major in the home. There were things that I would take on as projects--but most of those were purely cosmetic or had to do with other things on the property. Upon inspection, however, it was found that every single mechanical of the home would need completely tore out and redone due to very poor (and illegal) jobs in the past, that are now threatening whether the home will even be there tomorrow. I m talking scary things like old live wires not being properly terminated or new ones installed, a new ceiling built under an old ceiling under the upstairs bath which has leaks and is rotting the surrounding wood, water pipes being installed THROUGH vents, and the list goes on. It seems like one big fire hazard and with all the repairs on the mechanicals would cost more than like $25,000 in materials alone. I was okay with a project home--not a money pit with a years worth of work before it s even able to be lived in. What are my options since I am still in the "inspection period" of my contract and I doubt that the buyer will fix these enormous problems? Thank you.

This particular person comes to our house at 1am every week. She wont leave till 6am in the morning. She has done it to a couple of neighbors who we also know very well. They are getting really angry about. How do you stop It?

Moved out about 1 month and some odd days ago. Asked the landlord to return my security deposit but was told they had to check things out first then thry will give me a call. Few days ago they called and said the house was a mess and such but i cleaned everyrhing up before i moved out even have before and after shots of each room so im ready to take legal actions to get my hard earn money back

My target for my saving is $100000, but my mother says we need to invest the savings, and warned me not to have savings of $70000-$80000. Is it wrong for a person to have a saving of $70000-$80000?

Alright. My fiance and i are looking to buy a house listed at 44k in nc. I am currently a stay at home mom. He has had his job for 8 months but has a credit score in the 500s. What options are available to us as far as mortgages and home loans?

My mom is obsessed with having me ready for college since at least 6th grade. So much so that she wanted me to do college prep classes the summer between 7th and 8th grade. Now I m a rising 10th grader and my parents (mostly my mom, and my dad has to follow along) want me to become a counselor in training at a local rec center. Which means i ll be training to counsel boys and girl my age. She knows that i m not ready and i have major social anxiety. But now she says now that I m 14 its "not a reasonable excuse anymore" i don t know what to do. I can t tell my dad because my mom pressures him into agreeing. I might have a friend who wants to do it too but she s going on vacation so she most likely can t do it. Any advice? A couple of months ago I had a panic attack because my parents made me go on a 12 hour church retreat where i didn t know anyone.