Honesty First
I’m a single mom, and I’m proud of the home and heart I’m building every day—for myself and my child. Life’s taught me that resilience, laughter, and emotional depth are what really matter.
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Luckylu · 61-69, F
I do agree, but do yourself a favor, squirrel away the money as best you can. Getting to retirement age is hard if the finances aren't there and unforeseen circumstances making things even more difficult. I'm a single parent now trying to retire but life is getting in the way. It is hard to see a child struggle and not be able to do much if anything about it when I'm the only resource for the both of us.