Describe Your Financial Situation

I wish I could find another pilot willing to crash a Piper or Cessna into one of them like what happened to the one in Austin.

Ok at the moment. A roof over my head, fridge full of food. Decent supply of canned and dry goods. Gotta be grateful for what you have today -- now more than ever.

Yes, we need to be thankful we still have jobs even if we are working from home, which is not optimal (in my case). I figure I will work a few more years until I hit 63 or 64 and then quit. IDK, it's difficult to think about never working again, as much as I say I would like to retire. This work from home thing has made me realize that life is a little lonely when you live in the country and are a single person. When you are stuck home all the time, it certainly does cut down on a lot of expenses. You might have more in utilities, but the gas, clothing, and eating out/entertainment are way down.

I'm a camel

i need more food
so far other than that its ok

Getting by thanks to help of family. Still waiting on unemployment. Stimulus check paid off the last of my debt. I live at my means, but had gotten a bit above my comfort level for debt so I worked many extra hours before my job came to a screeching halt, so at least I’ve got no debt going into these uncertain times. I’ve been very comfortable before and I almost prefer a more austere life. My kids still think we can get sushi but no, we can’t. However, we can get together and cook a home cooked meal we will enjoy. I’m certainly saving a lot by not going out to my usual haunts. As for the bigger picture, I’ve got nothing except whatever I’ll inherit someday, if we get that far. But at least I know how to live pretty well on little. It’s a skill you pick up after so many years being poor.

$0.00

Born in hell,bought nothing but gold mine shares,may some day sink into a very deep sence of guilt.

Prosperity and abundance.

BANKRUPT AND BROKE!

I am $999,900.00 SHORT of being a Millionaire!

I'm currently working at a $5 glory hole

No bueno

Worked one week past shut down (essential). Worked one week prior to PA reopening (essential). Waited 5 weeks in between to get Funemployment. Got it (3) days before I went back to work.

In the mean time, I did a mediocre share of sidework (Carpenter).

Prior to this I bought 4.5 acres that border my house, and a shop w/10k lbs lift 5 minutes from my house. No other debt. I had been saving for quite some time.

I currently am about $20K in debt (I always used to strive to stay debt free). And hate the feeling. Not me at all. Striving to pay it off ASAP. I hate having a payment for anything besides utilities.

So I am worse off, but back to work, collected Funemployment, and trying to do what side work I can. I need a year to get everything paid off and be comfortable again.

I would be the person who closes in late Feb and early March on BOTH.

Plenty of currency but no money.