GMI Presentation Part-05 (Urdu) by Mr. Khurram Sheikh ( jahanzaibgmi@yahoo.com ); Financial Independence at 18? Opinions?

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Question by winterheartcitadel: Financial Independence at 18? Opinions?
In your opinion should 18 year olds be financially independent when they are fresh out of high school? As in paying for their own education, apartment/lodging, car, etc in the current economy? While it is legally considered an adult, I personally have a hard time seeing how someone out of high school could suddenly afford to support themselves plus college (given that’s the option taken) with the price on higher education right now-at least without a transitional period…If you think yes to this question, you are more than welcome to shed light on how you think it can be done….and if both a job and scholarships/grants fail to meet what is needed, would you suggest a loan? If so, how much would be too much to borrow? Thanks in advance

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Answer by Showbizzz
Life is tough…the sooner anyone realizes that the better.

No one is owed anything in life. Everyone has to gut it out.

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90 For Life Business Presentation Video; can a mortgage company attach social security income when a home is repossed in the state of missouri?

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Question by stressed: can a mortgage company attach social security income when a home is repossed in the state of missouri?
all i have is my social security income and I am losing my home. I don’t want them to attach my income for the difference between what I owe and what they sell it for.

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Answer by rusty_266
No. Section 207 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 407) protects Social Security benefits from assignment, levy, or garnishment of the type you asked about.

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