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If your co-worker tells you she's on a fixed income...what's that?

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twiigss ยท M
To me, when someone says they are on a fixed income, I think that they only receive so much income, like a salaried manager making $80,000 a year. Now granted the manager gets paid bi-weekly, but makes the same amount year after year. A raise might come up at some point, but generally salaried employees tend to make a fixed amount that never really changes.

But yes, someone on a pension, or SSI, I could see too, however, there are people who come out of retirement to work 3 days a week. So that fixed income is now no longer fixed for those who choose to do that.
SW-User
She might be asking for money soon
Pretzel ยท 61-69, M
bull shit

we're all on fixed incomes.
She probably worked for the Federal Government , retired and said upon receipt of her first retirement (annuity)...WTF!??
MrBrownstone ยท 46-50, M
Limited income
FloorGenAdm ยท 51-55, M
@MrBrownstone Limited by what?
MrBrownstone ยท 46-50, M
dancingtongue ยท 80-89, M
@FloorGenAdm @MrBrownstone Fixed income usually means you are not employed; on a pension or other source of stipulated income without any expectations of pay raises, promotions, etc. Only cost-of-living adjustments (that rarely cover the full increase in cost-of-living) if your pension plan has one.
MarineBob ยท 56-60, M
I am to, it's called salary a fixed amount that never lasts
SW-User
She broke
ChipmunkErnie ยท 70-79, M
Usually it means, "My bills are bigger than my income."
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