My financial aid FINALLY kicked in (thank you college students employed by Bursar's for losing not one, but two forms). My account went from $16- to about $4,260.
Paying my rent for the semester upfront. My landlord is having money troubles. I figure it would be a nice gesture to help him out. Also, he's been very kind and understanding the last 2 months. about $400 for the books I still haven't purchased. $300 to pay my mother back. $180 to pay my friend back. %200 dollars in a new bank account for an 'oh shit' fund. And the rest will be spent over time on groceries. I'm going to try to have at least 1,000 carry over into next year.
I also need to get a job so I won't be so financially dependent on the whim of Bursar's.
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Any particular reason why?
Edit: I can think of a few reasons why not, but he's a good friend of mine.
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He and I were drinking some beer and talking, and I guess his primary account has been in the red for a while. He's been pulling from another overdraft protection account and is currently -1,800. I feel sort of obligated to help him in any way I can. We've known each other for years.
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And someone with money problems may not have an apartment to rent a couple months down the line. You don't know how well he's keeping up with the mortgage...
Smegma (OP) replied with this 15 years ago, 20 minutes later, 39 minutes after the original post[^][v]#36,069
Time to go buy books and eat something other than ramen and sheetz hotdogs.
I decided to pay for this and last month right away, but I'll hold off on the idea of paying the rest upfront for a bit.
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I always try to stay a month ahead so if anything bad happens I've got a month to recover.
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