For guys: tailored clothing can make a big difference. Go for mature hairstyles. Ask your friends if you look older with or without glasses, buy glasses or contacts accordingly. If u really feel there is a need to, get glasses eith no degree if glassea make you look more mature. For women: longer hair makes you look older, so grow it out. Learn how to put on makeup - lots of tutorials for that. Go for officewear, tailored if possible. Wear high heels. Same tip about glasses. For either gender, be confident. Fake it till you make it. Dont betray your consternation when people mistake you for an intern, just smile and inform them confidently that you are the manager (?) And u can assist them. Over time your poise and confidence will grow.

If you can i would suggest you continue doing both. A degree is always helpful. If u want to pick it up again later when your modelling career is over, it is not so easy. Can you parlay your modelling career into other things as well, eg acting or hosting talk shows etc etc? If so you stand a better chance of surviving for the long term. Pls remember us when u become famous.

Thinking too much. You are not married yet. If you're getting married then you can think about whether one of you should switch jobs. Meanwhile just enjoy the dating process bah.

Assuming you are not working a front facing job, the fact that he called u while u were on leave to ask about your desk is a very bad sign. It means he is out to get you, beyond being a normal prick. Suggest you find another job since a manager who is out to get you will affect your promotion chances in the long run anw. If u can get one high.paying job, you can get another similar one. Dont give up. Also try not to burn bridges on ur way out - u may want to return some day.

Work 2 jobs. Or take up more freelance work if possible. This is not sustainable. Math doesn't lie. All our investment tips depend on people having spare cash in the first place.

Say you don't have any more spare cash to plow into more plans. It sounds like you've already bought a number of plans so it is an acceptable reason.

Is there any particular reason you need a credit card? Are there alternative modes of payment, eg topping up with cash, or payment by GIRO? If not, a credit card isn't that great honestly. U still have to pay the bill at the end of the month. Whenever i see the bill i feel very sad.

I think it is fine to just give a broad, vague hint, without making it seem like there are even financial problems. Probably something along the lines of managing money better. But not to tell him about the true nature of the problem. Reason: I don't think it is good for a kid's developing psyche to inform him of the full extent of your problems as it will erode his self-confidence and feeling of security, which will follow him into adulthood. As much as we wish that our children learn not to derive self-confidence from having money, we cannot deny that it does affect confidence. I think I saw an article once about how it affects children into adulthood, causes them to present themselves differently and make different decisions. So im not saying don't tell him so as to spare his feelings, but rather don't tell him so that his mental development will not be adversely affected in the long run. If he persists in asking, just tell him you both recently did a review of your finances and felt that the family as a whole could afford to cut back on expenses generally, in order to prepare for the future or any emergencies.

It's pretty common. If you're willing to provide her with funds with the understanding that she might lose them all, why not? Would suggest giving her only a fixed amount of funds though. If she runs out - too bad. If you don't have funds though - too bad also nothing to talk.

From the info provided, i'd say choose your daughter. If you are not happy with your current pay, im sure there are plenty of local jobs that can pay you more without you having to travel to Japan and staying there for 2 years. Loads of options - don't be trapped into considering these as your only 2 options. Examples i can think of: private tuition, tuition centres, taking on tuition side jobs.