is a freelance writer, editor, and content maker; this is how she spent the CARES Act stimulus check during the coronavirus pandemic.
She commissioned a pot from a local artist, donated to a couple of funds supporting freelancers, and invested the rest.When I first heard the American government was sending money directly to citizens to help them get through the COVID-19 crisis, I just assumed I wouldn't be getting any, considering I've been relatively lucky during this time and am still making my standard income.
Plus, I also knew that just saving the money was kind of beside the point of a check that was sent to all of us to helpthe economy by spending it. And I did want to find a way to support people who could really use that inflow of cash. While an expense like this would normally feel too hefty for something so frivolous, the extra inflow of money made it possible. Plus, I was excited to use some of this cash to support the livelihood of another female small business owner in a creative field, while getting something to spruce up my home while I'm stuck in it forever.
erinaceously DIS Disney Corp stock would be a good option and borrow from the bank against it. 70% lean provides $700 to eat with. DIS stock will rise by 50% this year. So good chance you come out with 100% compounded between now and Christmas.
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