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10 #Points that Could #Help You Sail Through #Medical #Emergency.. Always Keep a Medical record safe for every single member of your family. Don’t ever lose #diagnostic reports, rather make a date-wise file for it. Keep your and everyone’s credentials photostated, and store them in one place. Keep a...

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Фото профиля j.k Rajpoot
j.k Rajpoot2 лет назад

गूगल से गुजराती अनुवाद किया बहोत बढ़ियां जानकारी बताई आपने 👐👐

Фото профиля Dr Arnab Pal
Dr Arnab Pal2 лет назад

True. Very important help for common people.

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Shashi Kant Gupta2 лет назад

@pikaso_me pls screenshot this

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Pikaso2 лет назад

@TaruniGandhi Here's your screenshot. ⚡ Want to automatically post your tweets on Instagram? Visit

Фото профиля vishal pathak
vishal pathak2 лет назад

We contractual employees work in emergencies on diwali, dusshera and all other festivals. No regular employees do duty on festivals but we are rewarded with delayed salaries specially on festivals despite doing duties. Kindly do something if it's in your domain. Regards

Фото профиля vishal pathak
vishal pathak2 лет назад

Mam salaries of UT healthcare staff( outsource) of july month has not been paid yet. Raksha bandhan is coming all brothers are in dilemma whether they should pay for groceries or shagun to their sisters. Regular employees whose salaries are in lacs are paid on last date of every

Фото профиля vishal pathak
vishal pathak2 лет назад

Month. Whereas contractual employees who live in rented accommodations employed at 25k to 30k per month are denied salaries on time. Irony of corrupt system. No body pays heed towards this matter several complaints have been maid against err officials but nobody takes any action

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Mohit Gupta2 лет назад

Thanks so much taruni for sharing something so important but mostly ignored during emergencies

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Satyaveer Dagur2 лет назад

Thanks to share this important information

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Arundhati Pental2 лет назад

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You’re not broke because you don’t make enough. You’re broke because you give your income to everyone else. Credit cards, car payments, student loans... every payment is money that you could be using to build wealth for yourself instead of making everyone else rich. Here’s how you stop the cycle: 1. Make a zero-based budget. Tell every dollar where to go on purpose. 2. Cut the debt. Attack it with the debt snowball. 3. Stop financing your life. Pay cash for the things you buy. Your income is your #1 wealth-building tool. If you keep it, budget it, and invest it, you can break the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and finally get ahead. No more excuses.
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You’re not broke because you don’t make enough. You’re broke because you give your income to everyone else. Credit cards, car payments, student loans... every payment is money that you could be using to build wealth for yourself instead of making everyone else rich. Here’s how you stop the cycle: 1. Make a zero-based budget. Tell every dollar where to go on purpose. 2. Cut the debt. Attack it with the debt snowball. 3. Stop financing your life. Pay cash for the things you buy. Your income is your #1 wealth-building tool. If you keep it, budget it, and invest it, you can break the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and finally get ahead. No more excuses.

Dave Ramsey

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