u/SecretPlenty363

I am 23 and make a very minimal income. I make 48k a year. I was told by family to start investing in XEQT for my long term. How much of your pay check should you invest? What are the best minimal risk stocks so I can actually start making some money? Should I be buying more than that. I only have 90$ invested I made the amount yesterday. I make 1450 biweekly and my monthly living expenses are around 700$. I would love some advice I just want to be set for a good future and I’m stressed

I lived in a house I absolutely loved with my friends. I had friends in that office too. I decided to move home to save money since I didn’t know if I would have a place at my current company post August. Well… I do have a place at this company. Now I am stuck at home in a really small office away from my friends, moved all my student stuff home. I feel sick everyday. I had a beautiful room and house and decorated it amazing and lived with my friends and the office in that city was amazing. I am so mad at myself for not just resigning and not moving back. At the time saving money seemed like a great idea but I am so sad now and have no friends in this office or things to do after work. I look at new places in the same city and it all just makes me sad

Do you think ai will take the marketing jobs? I need a new job and was considering marketing? What jobs relevant to psychology without a masters will be a good career longterm without needing a masters?

I make around 48k a year. I just moved home to pay down my student debt. I have about 26k total 6 has 8% interest and the rest is interest free (OSAP). I make around 1470 biweekly. I know I should be looking for a higher paying job for the market is bad right now. I have 1k in savings. What should I be doing/prioritizing. Do I send all my money to my student debt to be debt free? Do I start investing? /how do you even do that. I’m so scared of money and the whole idea of it. I want to be in a good place and have money saved and be secure to be able to move out. Please give advice :) what is the best things I should be doing to make sure I am on the right track

I have a psychology Bachelors and during my university I worked two work terms in employment. I have worked the last year doing operations and administrative work at a law firm, I liked the work from home aspect but I do not make enough money and I really want to get out of debt. What careers can I get into without needing to go back to school? I am struggling with these applications and I don’t want to get stuck doing backend stuff forever for 48k a year.

I have a psychology degree (BA) with a concentration in forensic psychology. During school I worked two working terms doing employment counseling assistance, I graduated last summer and have worked the last year doing administrative operations work at a law firm. I am not happy with this job the pay is not great but I do like the work from home aspect. I’m really stuck since most psychology jobs want experience and most other jobs want experience too. What can I transition into I have been mass applying and not hearing back from anything and I want a more meaningful job or atleast a higher pay check

Wanting to do a fulfilling career that makes decent money and don’t really think I want or would get into a masters. Please give ideas of areas you went into after your pathology degree

I 23F feel like i am terrible at keeping friendships. I have really tried to maintain my friendships but one of my closest friends 23F moved across the world a year ago and i try to send her detailed updates but we haven’t called in a year and recently her other friend from my city flew to go see her. It made me really sad seeing all their posts together. I am working full time and in debt so going to go see her isn’t the most easy with limited vacation and money. It’s sad and hard for me to deal with the distance. How do you stay close with friends when they all move away to different places? I am so terrible at keeping friendships and it makes me sad i feel like since I’ve gotten in a relationship my friendships have gotten more difficult to maintain and I’m just wondering how you balance it and stay close to the people who you care about. I really have tried I’ve just been so overwhelmed and stressed out.

My boyfriend said on call a couple days ago if he doesn’t know if he wants to get married or have kids or even what he wants to do in the future job wise and is jelous of people who do. I feel like I have big dreams and know I want to be married and have kids. Do I breakup with him over this? We have been dating for two years and it this point I want someone who wants to be building a future for us not just taking the drivers seat. But is this something people figure out? Or is this just like breakup worthy? I feel sad even thinking this but I know I want someone who wants a future with me not just dating yk

What is the best masters or transition is job that makes good money and has a good work life balance. I’m so tired of doing admin and the pay is horrible. I am considering a masters but idk which masters are actually useful for job hunting. I want to help people or be creative. Sick of doing backend stuff

I’m so sorry but she SUCKS at keeping a conversation going!!! Literally bruh. She just will listen to the words coming out of her mouth and then go “okay next”💀 literally what this infuriated me I never really listen to this podcast but yeah no follow up questions no getting deeper just very simple questions then next question it’s so like performative and feels fake I didn’t like it how does she have a podcast bruh

I really don’t like the city I was raised in. I (23) need advice. My parents don’t help me with anything financially anymore, really since I was first year university. They have the money to buy just care about their own retirement (whole other issue).
I was on contract and decided to leave my student house with my friends to move back home since I am around 30k in student debt. I am so sad about moving back home. My uni was 5 hours away and I loved that city dearly and my friends there. I just graduated with a psychology degree and I have about a years work experience doing admin at a law firm. I have been home since May and absolutely hate it here. I feel bad cause my parents want me to like it and I am closer to my boyfriend, but I hate it and feel like I am back in high school. Is it a bad idea to move out again, even tho I just moved back and try to find a place around 1k a month for me and my cat? Or do I try to rough it here for a bit and save? My work offered me to get off contract but I only make around 44k and have been mass applying in other cities too. I want to have a bright future and travel and maybe move abroad one day, but I need to get out of debt so I can start my life, but being here is so draining😑

I just graduated university and have around 30k in student debt. I have a job right now that pays around 44k a year and I recently decided to move home so I could try to pay off my debt faster. I am feeling very trapped especially since i did live out of the house for 5 years and now I am back and that stings. I have a forensic psychology degree, experience in employment counseling and this past year i have worked doing admin for a law firm getting by debt from 44k - 30k. What is the fastest way for me to get out of debt, i think my company will only give me a 2k raise and that is just not sustainable. I only worked this job because the market was bad and i thought it would look good on a resume. What are some career paths i could apply for to get out of debt within the year. I really want to be financially free and able to move out again.