u/Adventurous_Fly_9344

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Financial literacy

It’s been almost year since I learned that a stock from a company I worked for, actually made me money. About $40,000. I paid off a ton of credit card bills and now I have about $30,000. I have no idea what to do. I’ve met with financial advisors at J.P. Morgan but I felt like they were trying to get over on me. That could just be my lack of financial literacy. I did speak with a friend who originally convinced me to pay off the debt and told me to open a high yield savings account. I did. But I had to pay back taxes for taking money out of the stock so my high yield saving now has about $5,000. No one in my family has the amount of money saved so I have no one to talk to about it and I’m scared to share the amount, although it’s not a lot. The rest is sitting in my stock account but the company stock is very volatile and I’m afraid if I don’t do something with it now, I might lose it all.

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u/Adventurous_Fly_9344 — 12 days ago
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Hi I have an Interview for the nyc court assistant position. Can anyone tell me if they’ve had an interview with them before and how it went. Also what is the job like? I’ve been working remotely for over 5 years and I’m not sure if this would be the best job for me but I think it’s a great step into state jobs.. I only have an associate degree and I don’t really have career goals but I do think a state job would be beneficial in the future. Especially if I want to get out of generic customer service roles Any advice would help

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u/Adventurous_Fly_9344 — 2 months ago