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Anonymous No.33376240 >>33376253 >>33376445 >>33377276 >>33378199 >>33378300 >>33378455 >>33380500 >>33382365
Disability
>be me
>got ssdi 1290 a month, public housing, and food stamps
>I can survive but that’s about it
What do I do now!
Anonymous No.33376253
>>33376240 (OP)
You keep surviving and try to cultivate social ties and friendship and cheap hobbies (cooking, writing, etc.). I am sorry you are disabled and this is your life
Anonymous No.33376269 >>33378474
SSDI has very generous limits on investing. if you're gonna be like this for a while you owe it to yourself how to be able to use a free brokerage account from vanguard or whatever so you don't miss "free money" market events everyone sees coming at the same time each year
Anonymous No.33376445
>>33376240 (OP)
Surely there is something you can do
Anonymous No.33377276
>>33376240 (OP)
>doesn't mention what disability
>expects audience to provide a plan
I won't read this.
Anonymous No.33378199
>>33376240 (OP)
Sounds like you're living the dream. I hope to get on neetbux myself soon.
Anonymous No.33378220
Oh yeah? What disabilities do you have,champ? And please don't say Autism or ADHD or some meme shit.
Anonymous No.33378300
>>33376240 (OP)
I know people who are literally retarded who manage to work and pay their bills. Where do you fit into the status-quo?
Anonymous No.33378455
>>33376240 (OP)
Wait until your ssdi gets defunded by trump.
U27 No.33378474
>>33376269
If that's the case, then I'd advise OP to invest in P2P debt. If I were him, I'd start by loaning out whatever money I have and getting interest... Just like credit card companies, compounding interest can work in your favour. While index funds have 1-4% growth on average, lending can net you a 12-18% return if you have a decent lending platform. Having debt (as a creditor) in your portfolio counts as regular earned income, so you won't have to pay a capital gains tax on your earnings, and it primarily exists to supplement the regular income you'd get from working (or in this instance your SSDI), except you'd get it in periodic principal + interest payments. It'll be nice if you have a little something extra to spend on a weekend with friends or some new Vidya-- Overall improving your quality of life.
Anonymous No.33380500
>>33376240 (OP)
Yes
Anonymous No.33382365
>>33376240 (OP)
Yes