‘As I’m Solo’ aired on the 3rd
‘Single’ Hwang Jung-eum emphasized the importance of money.
In the SBS Plus and E Channel entertainment program ‘Because I’m Solo’,which aired on the afternoon of the 3rd,actress Myung Se-bin confessed to the difficulties of living after divorce,and fellow actors Chae-rim and Hwang Jeong-eum strongly sympathized.
Chae-rim said, “I have been working as I was young, and until now I have never lived with othre people’s money. But when I had a child, I got scared. ‘I just need to earn it.’ My original thought was this, but I started to get scared,” he said, adding that a fixed income is important.
MC Hwang Jeong-eum heard this and nodded.He added, “we sold used hats a few days ago. He surprised people by confessing, “I went out myself.” MC shin Dong-yeop joked, “(The buyer) said, ‘Okay, just use it to help with the lawsuit.’”
Afterwards, Hwang Jung-eum shared her honest thoughts. He said that he had been working hard and living in the entertainment industry for a long time and said, “I really slept for one hour a day. But when I went to the bathroom and looked at myself, I was so shabby. “As of the time that has passed,” he said. In particular, “you have to have money. “That’s how I file a (divorce) lawsuit and feed my children,” he said jokingly, which made everyone laugh.
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How can single parents effectively manage financial anxiety while providing for their children?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Financial Expert
Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re diving into a recent episode of the popular show ‘As I’m Solo’ that aired on December 3rd. It featured actress Myung Se-bin discussing the financial challenges following her divorce. Joining us is financial expert Dr. Lisa Chang,who specializes in personal finance and the economic implications of relationships.Welcome, Dr. Chang!
Dr. Chang: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss this crucial topic.
Editor: The episode highlighted the emotional and financial struggles of single individuals, particularly after a major life change like divorce. What are some common financial challenges you see people facing in similar situations?
dr. Chang: When individuals go through a divorce, manny face immediate financial instability.This might include the division of assets, potential alimony payments, and the sudden need to single-handedly manage household expenses. It’s not uncommon for individuals, especially women, to find themselves in a position where they’re unfamiliar with their finances, which can lead to anxiety and fear about their future.
editor: That’s a crucial point. Chae-rim, another participant on the show, mentioned a fear of not being able to provide for her child, stressing the importance of a stable income. How can this financial anxiety impact single parents emotionally?
Dr. Chang: Financial anxiety can have a profound impact on mental health. For single parents, the pressure of being the primary breadwinner can lead to stress and feelings of inadequacy. It’s vital for them to establish a stable financial foundation, and this often means budgeting, saving, and sometimes even reassessing career choices to ensure they can support their family without compromising their well-being.
Editor: You mentioned budgeting and saving. What practical advice do you give to single parents or individuals who find themselves in a similar situation?
Dr. Chang: First, it’s critically important to create a detailed budget that outlines all income sources and expenses. This helps in understanding where money is going and identifying areas to cut back. secondly,building an emergency fund,even if it’s small at first,can provide a safety net. Lastly, seeking financial education—whether through courses, workshops, or consulting a financial advisor—can empower individuals to make informed decisions.
Editor: Hwang Jeong-eum’s surprising confession about selling used hats reflects the lengths people may go to to make ends meet. What does this say about societal perceptions of financial struggles, especially among celebrities?
Dr. Chang: It’s fascinating as while celebrities frequently enough seem insulated from financial strains due to their income, they are still human and vulnerable to the same economic realities. This type of candidness can break down stigma around discussing financial difficulties. It’s a reminder that even those in the public eye can face hardship, which can help normalize conversations about money struggles among everyday people.
editor: Absolutely. Lastly,with conversations around financial independence becoming more prevalent,how can individuals shift their mindset from dependency to empowerment post-divorce or during other major life changes?
Dr. Chang: the key is to focus on empowerment through education and actionable steps. Individuals should set realistic goals for their finances and take pride in small achievements along the way. It’s also beneficial to surround oneself with a supportive community, whether it’s friends, family, or support groups that understand the journey. This collective encouragement can instill confidence and a sense of shared experience.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Chang,for your insights and advice on navigating financial challenges during life transitions. it’s a vital topic that resonates with many, especially in today’s economic climate.
Dr. Chang: Thank you for having me! It’s been a pleasure discussing such an critically important issue.
Editor: And thank you to our readers for tuning in! remember, understanding and managing personal finances is crucial for emotional well-being, and it’s never to late to seek help and take control of your financial future.