Young people spend a lot of money on student loans and rent payments, which keeps them from having money for, well, anything else.
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"There's all this stuff you never imagined you would buy — a garden hose, a lawnmower — and having money for repairs and maintenance," she said.
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She worries about not having the $50 for the co-pay to see a doctor and about not having money for her next insurance premium.
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Rent increased at my building and I had to choose between spending all my aid money on rent and not having money for anything else, or living in my car.
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Donna Kelly, 63, a single great-grandmother from Washington, D.C. who works full-time security at the Smithsonian, worries about having money for her new health insurance plan and co-pays for doctors visits and medication.
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In a social structure that accords more agency to men than women, Iddrisu has a sister, Damata (Grace Ayariga), who laments not having money for her own education, and a brother, Kamal (Abdul Aziz), who is perpetually absent.
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The answer is that my husband has a bunch of student debt, and since it has lower interest rates than anything else we have, it was better to keep it instead of paying it all off and not having money for our house.
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The County also looked at sites in Imperial Beach and Otay Mesa, but never was able to secure construction approval despite having money for the project. Eddie Weigle served as acting chief probation officer from July through November 1967. Kenneth Fare was appointed chief probation officer in November 1967.
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Born in a humble neighborhood of Salvador, capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia, Conceição started boxing at the age of 13 to stand his own in street fights. He had to walk 9 kilometers to his academy due to not having money for bus tickets, woke up early in the morning to help his grandmother who sold groceries, and helped his family by selling ice cream and being a kitchen helper. His first coach was Luiz Dórea, who also managed world champion Acelino Freitas, Olympic medallist Adriana Araújo, and MMA fighter Junior dos Santos. Just four months after entering the Brazilian boxing team, Conceição fought the qualifiers for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
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Teresa is a beautiful and intelligent young woman, desperately seeking to leave the grinding poverty of the neighborhood where she lives, which causes her to have a miserable and resentful life despite her parents' love and support. After Rosa, her sister, dies from a heart disease, Teresa blames not having money for her sister's death. She vows that she will never be penniless again, making plans to escape the life of poverty surrounding her, using her beauty as a way to make it to the top. She is in love with Mariano, a man who lives in the same neighborhood with her and is studying to become a doctor in order to meet Teresa's expectations and fulfill all her dreams, but Teresa is impatient.
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