>Living paycheck-to-paycheck doesn’t necessarily mean hardship
I must have a different definition of hardship then. That's WAY too close to the knife's edge for my liking, but different strokes for different folks.
I must have a different definition of hardship then. That's WAY too close to the knife's edge for my liking, but different strokes for different folks.
If part of your paycheck-to-paycheck is subscriptions to food services, or memberships at fancy gyms or a cleaning service or such you could probably free up a lot of money if you needed to.
More seriously, I take issue with the definition of “paycheck-to-paycheck”, they at least thankfully split the groups into those who struggle to pay their bills (a small minority) and those that don’t. I don’t know how you can claim to live check to check (“on the knife’s edge”) while also claiming to easily pay your bills every month. Just because you’re able to allocate all of your money doesn’t mean you’re living check to check.