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1. Aug 25,  · Being independently poor is a lifestyle choice, more than few habits here and there. My two-person household can easily live for less than $25, a year. This is about the lowest income you can have and still be housed. According to Area Median Income (AMI) standards, we are at an extreme poverty level but we don’t consider ourselves poor or.

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2. Independently Poor To be independently wealthy means "to attain enough wealth and passive income that your livelihood is not dependent on others. Another way to think of being independently wealthy is that your money works hard enough for you so that you do not have to work for it".

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3. Independently Poor: A Twist on FU Money – a.k.a. “FU, too, have been financially independent for the past year. past employer IPO. modest take. for the past couple months, i’ve struggled with the same issue described by the OP.

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4. Jul 25,  · While I was homeless, I had a descriptor in my profile on some forum that I was "Independently Poor." That was more than just tongue-in-cheek humor. Although I was homeless, I had alimony and I was doing freelance work and I had a degree of agency that you rarely see among poor .

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5. Oct 17,  · on being independently poor Alexis went to a training through Santa Barbara City College adult ed on compassionate communication led by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg on Saturday and was pretty taken by the whole thing. As she was sharing the experience with the family, she quoted the presenter who said that he is "independently poor.".

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6. Independent Scotland would be poor – Letters Going solo would be a mistake, says a reader. By The Newsroom. Wednesday, 26th August , am. John Swinney and Nicola Sturgeon (Photo: Getty.

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7. Sep 15,  · For Ethiopia, at both the 15 percent and 25 percent thresholds, it is the poor making the expenditures. Similarly, in Tanzania, the poor make most payments. On the other hand, Uganda’s records showed the burden of catastrophic expenditures is borne by the rich,” he reports reads in part.

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8. Sep 15,  · ‘A national scandal’: Poor children in north grow up to earn half that of poor children in south, research finds. Some families could be "locked into disadvantage" for generations.

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