All articles tagged with #financial help
Originally Published 2 days ago — by BBC
Debt charities report an unprecedented surge in calls for help in January, driven by financial stress from the holiday season and rising living costs, with many seeking assistance late at night and struggling to pay priority bills, highlighting the need for early intervention and support.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by OregonLive.com
A man advises that his sisters' anger over a private financial discussion and a recorded conversation could be mitigated by setting clear boundaries, demanding apologies for privacy breaches, and insisting on respectful treatment of his girlfriend, emphasizing that the issues stem from the sisters' breach of trust.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WABC-TV
New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed disappointment after his meetings in Washington, D.C., seeking financial assistance for the ongoing migrant crisis. Adams stated that he left the meetings without optimism for significant changes and acknowledged that the burden of the crisis would fall on the cities. As a result, he announced painful budget cuts to address the city's $7 billion deficit, attributing the situation to the federal government's actions. Adams' comments contrasted with his earlier social media post describing a "very productive day" in D.C.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
A reader seeks advice on whether to donate to her spouse's sibling's GoFundMe campaign for medical expenses. Her husband feels uncomfortable offering financial help without direct communication, but she wants to contribute. Readers suggest reaching out to the sibling directly to discuss their needs and offer assistance, emphasizing the importance of open communication within the family. Some advise against anonymous donations, while others argue that the platform doesn't matter as long as the family receives the support they need. Ultimately, the decision on how to donate should be a joint or individual choice between spouses.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by syracuse.com
A 65-year-old physician with an immune deficiency shares their perspective on the ongoing Covid-19 risk and the isolation they feel as higher-risk individuals. The author reminds readers to have compassion, acceptance, and tolerance for those who still choose to wear masks. In another letter, a devoted aunt considers whether to provide financial help to her niece for a down payment on a house, and Amy suggests setting up a long-term loan with clear terms. Finally, Amy agrees with a reader who suggests that an uninvolved person can recommend professional help to someone in need.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by OregonLive
A 65-year-old physician with an immune deficiency wrote to Ask Amy about feeling isolated and judged for wearing a mask due to the ongoing risk of COVID-19. Amy emphasized the importance of compassion and tolerance for those who still face the concern of the virus. In another letter, a devoted aunt asked for advice on whether to provide financial help to her niece for a down payment on a house. Amy suggested setting up a long-term loan with clear terms.