In r/personalfinance, a laid-off poster trying to stretch $18 for a month triggers highly tactical advice focused on ultra-cheap staples and expanding use of food banks and charities.
I have burned through all my savings i literally am down to 18 dollars.
Need advice on stretching under 20 dollars for a month of food
You have rice. Buy yourself a bag of beans and keep going to the food bank or find a second foodbank in your area.
Rice, beans, oats, potatoes, cabbage. You might look into charities or even homeless shelters.
Are there other food banks in the area you can go to?
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