I told Mike it ordsprog

I told Mike it was too much money and he didn't have to do it. But he kept insisting that he give up the money. Still, we are a paycheck-to-paycheck family and it just felt too awkward so I couldn't accept.

I can't imagine how people are able to a) save money or b) live paycheck to paycheck all year. It's the same thing in Boston. My friends got to the point where they couldn't afford it anymore when their parents had to cut the cord.

She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. I wouldn't recommend they try to make more money with a second job, since living paycheck-to-paycheck is already stressful, and they have a young child. Instead, they'll need to reduce their expenses as much as they can.

When you feel strapped and are living from paycheck to paycheck, saving money for anything - particularly retirement - seems impossible. But you must make saving a priority, because the benefits of starting early can't be overstated.

Obviously, the overtime is welcome on the paycheck, but people have to weigh the importance of being off and spending time with their family ... against the draw of making more money.

The money was not inconsequential before, and has become quite substantial. They're looking at non-college-bound high school graduates. Getting this kind of money is significant. They get a job, a steady paycheck and enough for a down payment on a brand new car.

They take the money out of your paycheck before you can go out and spend it.

If you have money withheld from your paycheck, and you may not be required to file, file anyway so you can get that money back or also you may be entitled to the earned income tax credit.

This is going to have a huge economic impact, not only on growers, but on workers living paycheck to paycheck,

For people who live paycheck to paycheck, and every cent is already spent, they're living on the edge.

Gail Cunningham

It has been totally unexpected. We live paycheck to paycheck, like everybody else. But we feel like we're better off than a lot of people. It never occurred to us to ask for any help.

It's very, very overwhelming at times. It's a never-ending cycle. I'm literally living paycheck to paycheck.

I think I add a voice for the people from the Old North End who don't have one. I'm a working-class person who has been down these roads and I know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck.

Christopher Haessly

I have no money to pay my staff. We have no money for our next paycheck. I feel that my staff and I provide a service to the community. Children are suffering. Cases are mounting. Domestic violence has gone out the window.

Dilsa Capdeville

We think there are other ways to get the point across other than directing it at the economy of the nation and of families. Most of the people we are talking about here . . . are living paycheck to paycheck.

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