@alexsteven.m6414
People are facing a tough retirement. and it's even harder for workers to save due to low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire in.
@hulk-smash-deez-hose.7951
The best thing, a person could ever do, is get out of debt, no debt is always a win.
@PASCALDAB
Why so many firms seem to be struggling in 2025 is beyond me. I've heard this from a realtor, and a self-published novelist. I want to spend more time with my children after I retire comfortably at age 70 with at least $2 million.
@GR-ju4db
My company did everything possible, and I mean EVERYTHING to get me to quit, which I refused to do. While they continued their antics, I kept great notes of each and everything they did. When they finally fired me, they offered me a "severance" of less than $1,500, after I'd worked there for decades LOL. I had so much documentation to prove they had lied about the reasons why I was fired, I sued them and won WAY WAY more than the insulting amount they'd offered. I could have gotten more, but we settled at arbitration, prior to going to court. I had the last laugh!
@Patrick-yh5yd
Knowing you are getting fired is like knowing your spouse is done with you.
@Omonike88
This is WHY to stay debtfree‼️ I knew they were going to lay off on my last job. Had another one before they've announced. One must read the room and not be in denial.
@26betsam
As was told to me by a very wise person ( my Dad) " Best time to look for a new job is when you already have one"
@EmilyAllan
If houses are worth 50% more in 3 years, than our currency has lost 50% of its value. That is hyper inflation!
@happilyretired
Key sign: Your boss is giving credit for your excellent work to someone else and not you.
@stevemccormack9948
Insurance is the deadest money ever paid. What a mountain of BS that industry is.
@Gerald-i6w
The best business to be in is the needs business not the wants business you don’t need your kitchen painted but all people need to eat just about every day just remember that and you always have a job
@andyhowat4624
I got fired fron three jobs while i was studying to change careers. The 4th time i made the change. Never settle for less. Your special
@andrearoberts1953
My first job was with the military. The Master Sargeants I worked with always told me to 'CYA'. My father also told me, "If you have to go down, make sure you take someone with you; preferably your boss." Make sure you check your employee handbook to understand the process. If you want to sue, you need to be able to prove you followed the company process. Also, keep a diary of everything that happens.
@Secede
Thanks! You have been a blessing. Had nobody to go to for any rationale. You magically appeared in my recommendation feed last year and after listening to your presentation of facts, examples, sage wisdom and professional expert opinions, I chose to avoid rushing into buying when I clearly wasn't ready. Been renting all my life but didn't get deceived into thinking buying was better for my situation. I may never be able to buy but I still try to invest the little amount I can. Thank you again.
@stargazer3828
I saw a video the other day of a guy who posted a video in Nov last year when Trump won and he said he voted for Trump to get rid of government waste because he believed the government was wasting taxpayers money. He recently posted a video where he said he just received notice from his job that they had to let him and 48 other workers go because the contract they had with the federal government was canceled by DOGE and it was their largest customer they did business with. Imagine voting to get rid of government waste only to find out your job was part of that government waste!
@krapekk
I didn't get fired. I quit. Was outrageously mistreated by an agressive micromanager and my mental and physical health was starting to suffer. Not worth it. I have faith that I will find another job. But first will take some time to enjoy this stress-free time and do me.
@davequige5732
At 61 yrs old i have been laid off a few times in my life. My best advice is build yourself a good savings account. Having that gives you power to have time to look for a job you want and just not take any job that comes along that wants to pay you less than your worth.
@einahsirro1488
My supervisor suddenly stopped making eye contact.
@ReggieLussier
Everyone in my social circle has been laid off at least once. Including me, I got laid off last month. But thank God I got lucky to have found another job. Hopefully, this one sticks.
@MichaelBordenaro