Hi i stop stressing because i know it doesnt help. Im concerned. I have alot of faith. And hope. I know this will soon pass. Peace we have finally. Sad way to get people to help and love one another. But its working. Im strapped too. I get ssi not much. But blessed on wht i get. Im 66.Read More...

Yes stressing like everyone. However I do have faith. But I have had a struggle with my finances for quite sometime now. It's my fault. I bet I'm the oldest of you. But I'm ready to get myself back to where I need to be.Read More...

Thanks for that information! I didn't see anything on the home page of the VA Unemployment but now I know where to look!!Read More...

Yeah, I feel your frustrations. There were mandates put into place for each state's unemployment bureau to put into motion because of the coronavirus to allow contract gig workers to apply for unemployment. Each state should have a special COVID19 website/newsletter which covers unemployment information. I had to find it for my daughter who lives in Florida because it has differences in details. I suggest Googling COVID19/unemployment benefits/your state to get a better link. Also, if you...Read More...

Good afternoon @Lily ! Both Appian and Zoom are publicly traded, so you don't have to wait to cash out. However, it's usually best to think long term when you're investing. For most of us, the taxes and fees eat up returns from frequent trading, plus you usually make the real money from letting your money grow over a long horizon and holding on even when the market takes a dip. One thing to keep in mind is that the taxes are lower when you hold onto an investment for at least a year. When...Read More...

Hi Cathy, We've hit "rock bottom" at one time or another. This is an extra hard time with the coronavirus going on, but I believe there are people out there that still want to help. I will list several ideas. If one doesn't work, please consider the next. I pray you'll find help and direction as you need it. Sincerely, Jenny Waldensi 1. Start with those closest to you. Family, friends, associates from work, ministers, etc. People you can trust with your embarrassing situation, and will...Read More...

Please advise what to do now.Read More...

Hey @Corey . Here is my best guess on where that $23+ is coming from: When the Senate was debating the relief bill, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham was one of four Senators who objected to some of the changes to unemployment. He said that in South Carolina, the unemployment benefit would be the equivalent of $23.15 an hour for someone who works a 40-hour work week. Here's how the math breaks down: $23.15 x 40 = $926 $600 federal unemployment benefit + $326 max unemployment benefit in SC =...Read More...