Hello there,
I wouldn’t normally do something like this. In fact it’s really my last resort and hopefully a saving grace. The job that I work doesn’t pay for an entire 2 months during the Summer. Normally this is okay (although not ideal) as I usually get a pretty nice tax refund. I make less than 22,000 a year. I tried diligently looking for other employment during the months of June and July, with no call backs for an interview for an entry level job. I am a single mother and with the economy the way it is everything (from groceries to gas) has gotten ridiculous as I’m sure you all know. So I also had an opportunity to work part-time in the Summer (which would have taken time away from my son, but wishing I would have taken it). I was under the impression from the lady who did my taxes that I would be receiving a full refund which would have been more than enough to get us by (over $4,000). I never got that money because the IRS took it unexpectedly (apparently I had been audited, when I was told by the Tax lady that I was more than likely audited the previous year). I am currently making some money working with Lyft but gas is also expensive and have had to ask for an $800 loan. I really could use some help getting unburdened from all this debt. I am asking for $1,200, but even $1,000 would help tremendously. This year I will be making some changes and attending an online program to become a book keeper. Their wages pay significantly higher than what I make now, and then I would like to eventually become an entrepreneur and sell my own paintings or at minimum make it a side-hustle. My dad is deceased. My mother and I have been estranged for the past year and it is hard to communicate with her because I’m not seen or appreciated for who I am, but only an extension of herself. However I’m just trying to be grateful for what I do have!
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Below is an example of one (of the many bills) but this and two others, I have not been able to pay due to not having enough funds.