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Who wouldn't like to achieve financial stability? However, in a world that encourages instant gratification, many of us succumb to the allure of overspending, accumulating debt, and therefore end up living beyond our means.
Interested in what are the biggest pitfalls to avoid, one Reddit user made a post on the platform, asking everyone to share what they believe to be the biggest money mistakes. And to their delight, many responded.
Retirement might seem far away, but the longer we ignore our personal budget, the harder it will be to catch up down the line.
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#1
Buying designer shoes and expensive jewelry for your baby. eliettgrace replied: I've heard seen stories where parents send their kid to daycare in Gucci and other designer s**t like that and then get mad when the clothes are messed up cause the kid had fun. 1lilhedgehog replied: I once saw a meme that showed tiny preschooler feet in Jordan’s and it said, 'You spend all that money for your preschooler to go to school in Jordan’s...just for them to be jealous of all the kids who have the light-up Paw Patrol shoes. lol too true.
GoddessOfChaos 2 years ago
Why buy designer clothes for children? They don’t understand what it is in order to appreciate it and they grow so fast, they’ll have outgrown them in a few months/weeks. Get them something they’ll actually need!
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#2
Going into debt for a wedding.
armyofsnarkness replied:
This is so true. A close friend is still paying off her wedding but the marriage ended last year.
GoddessOfChaos 2 years ago
Fancy, over the top weddings are nice, but the point of weddings is to display your love to you partner, and it shouldn’t cost thousands to do that!
Marco Richter 2 years ago
According to the bridezilla posts some brides do seem to be more in love with the wedding itself.
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Karl 2 years ago
I’ve been to a lot of weddings in my time (these days, it’s more divorces and funerals) but tbh they all blend into one - even my own. It’s just one day and is given way too much importance compared to what else you will do in your marriage. You go because you care about the couple - not the price of the meal or decorations. I blame wedding planners’ BS for making people spunk so much cash unnecessarily.
Andy Cran 2 years ago
there should only be two people who decide the wedding and planning....the bride and groom
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Weasel Wise 2 years ago (edited)
Yeah, I don't get expensive weddings. Finances are often the biggest point of tension for couples, why start a new chapter of your lives together with a giant bill? My husband and I spent $800, got married on a cliffside in Muir Woods, overlooking the Pacific, while whales screamed their whale-songs and then we (and our whopping 10 guests) celebrated and camped together afterwards! We both grew up dirt poor so doing things on the cheap come naturally.
Xenon 2 years ago
Mine, 32 years ago was my parent's back yard. I wore a $39 dress from Penneys.
MezzoPiano 2 years ago
My mom made my dress. We had the reception in the church fellowship hall. We got trays from the local grocery store. An ipod was our DJ. We had so much fun and loved it so much!
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Living Example 2 years ago
It's been shown that the more expensive the wedding, the shorter the marriage will be. I've seen this several times. Get married in something comfortable with a few close friends and family in attendance. It's a civil ceremony, not the coronation of the queen. Those big weddings are nothing but unneeded stress and expense.
BetterBitterButter 2 years ago
I would like to have a simple courthouse wedding. But it's a big NO in my culture.
Ru Bee 2 years ago
You can go against your culture..what's it going to do?
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Robin DJW 2 years ago (edited)
As we sat in the waiting room, the couple before us came out of the judge's chambers looking radiant. The couple after us was a remarkable couple. The groom was a Native American man in dress military uniform. The bride was a gorgeous Native American woman, dressed in stunning Native American garments. They were such a striking pair that we could barely avoid staring at them. The other couples were a big part of what made that day unforgettable for us, and it didn't cost a dime. We're still going strong after 25 years... The wedding does not make the marriage.
EarthGrowl 2 years ago
I paid $26(marriage license and blood tests) for my wedding. We went to the justice of the peace, and we just celebrated our 30th anniversary in May. My sister paid $20,000 and she was divorced 2 years later. The secret to a long marriage? You both have to be determined to make it work and you have to realize people make mistakes and you have to be willing to forgive those mistakes. Marry your best friend, because lust fades, a life partner isn't just about the bedroom.
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Some weddings these days are really all about the bride being an unquestionable infallible combination goddess/dictator/queen who commands the resources of the entire planet for a day.
Valek Fermiga 2 years ago
I went into £20000 worth of debt back in the early 2000s for my wedding, ended up getting my house repossessed, we divorced, but that was mutual....
Ray McArdle 2 years ago
The marriage is over but they are still paying for the wedding. Kind of like making payments on a wrecked car.
Justaboredpotato 2 years ago
What's the big deal about huge weddings? They cost too much and you only need your family there
Lex <3 (they/them) 2 years ago
If I ever end up getting married (which I probably will never do, since I’m aero and I don’t find myself attracted to anyone) it would be a small wedding in my backyard with nothing too over the top. Just something simple.
Tams21 2 years ago
If the couple both want that, I don't necessarily see an issue. Where I do see a problem is when people are pressured into having big weddings. I'd have rather just had a small wedding (ideally two of us) but both our families made it clear that was going to cause a big fight. Weddings should be what the people marrying want.
Jane Cortez 2 years ago
Agreed. Same with Bat Mitzvahs and Bar Mitzvahs, or any other grossly overpriced event… The meaning is lost and really it becomes about ‘keeping up with the Joneses.’
ThatBlackNightingale 2 years ago
I agree with not going into debt with buying expensive over the top 17 tower cake that doesn't even taste good, or buying a private jet you can't afford bla bla bla... BUT sometimes (especially with Asian parents of if you have a large family) you will have soooooo many relatives it's just inevitable. So crowd funding isn't something to be ashamed of that time
🇳🇬 Asi Bassey 🇳🇬 2 years ago
Research shows that the more costly a wedding, the greater the likelihood that the marriage wouldn’t last. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2501480
Amo Mazzuchelli 2 years ago
My wedding cost around $2000 all up, it was about us and what we wanted not the guests. Friends wedding the week after cost $25000. We are together they are not.
Ryan-James O'Driscoll 2 years ago
Weddings are expensive, but they don't need to be ridiculous.
Julia Mckinney 2 years ago
Over 30 years ago, my parents spent $13,000 (roughly) on our wedding and we're still married. I was the third daughter to get married so my mom had binders with all of the better (service/quality wise) wedding vendors for out town and that's what we used. They weren't the most expensive ones, just a nice range of types. I also saved money where I could- using special lace and decorations from a wholesale costuming wearhouse I knew, taking my mom's advice and having her seamstress friend make the dress from a pattern I found (turned out great), using my parents chuch for the ceremony/reception, stuff like that.
§• Råinbow Påndå •§ 2 years ago
This is why I plan on buying a house first, if I ever find ‘the one’ or somebody close enough
Michael Largey 2 years ago
Never go into debt for your wedding. That's why you were given parents.
XanthippeⓐWulf🇨🇦️️🇬🇧 2 years ago
I'm not opposed to grand weddings as a whole, but I agree, some people get so crazy & desperate to have this "wedding flex," that it becomes all about that and their Insta brag rather than the union of 2 people who love each other. I've been to way too many weddings over the last few years where 90% of the guests were just so done with the whole thing after enduring all the forced weird Tik Tok things, impractical & unsanitary food displays from Pinterest, the bridzilla winging because her gifts weren't "expensive enough" or they didn't get the money they wanted to go on some lavish trip that they expected everyone else to pay for 🙄
Apatheist Account2 2 years ago
Going into debt for anything other than a house. Cut your coat according to your cloth.
Donna Peluda 2 years ago
There's a indirect correlation between the cost and amount of guests invited to a wedding. The more you spend the less it lasts.
Nitka Tsar 2 years ago
All my cousins did it right. They got engaged and started saving up for the wedding. All 4 of them had lovely big (not too over the top but with all those little details) weddings around 1 year later.
#3
When they have designer clothes and get their hair and nails done every 2 weeks but can't afford to pay the rent.
#4
People who refinance their home in order to take a vacation.
You took a week off and only thirty years to pay for it.
Brilliant idea, bozo.
AssicusCatticus replied:
The neighbors across the street maxed out $25,000 in credit cards to take the family on a 'dream Disney vacation.' She said she'd be paying them off forever, but it was 'worth it for my kids to have this experience.' I was absolutely dumbfounded.
Downtown_Cat_1172 replied:
Kids don’t need that much. Seriously, give them a bunch of super soakers and let them loose at a picnic ground by a lake. They will talk about it for years.
TJ_Rowe replied:
If you go to any hotel with a pool, they'll be talking about that pool for years. I'm not kidding.
GoddessOfChaos 2 years ago
True! I remember all of the random, small things me and my siblings did in summer vacation like going to the park or pool more than any big thing years later
#5
My STBXH. - Quit his job 2 weeks after we bought our house, and then didn't tell me for 2 months. - Has been unemployed for a minimum of 6 months every consecutive year since 2019. - Forgot to transfer his (very small) portion of money to our joint account on payday last month, causing several of our bills to bounce. Got all defensive when I tried to explain why forgetting something like that is extremely risky, and when I tried to explore ideas on how we can prevent recurrence from something like that happening again. - Bailed/ghosted on our tax appointment last year. As in, never showed up in the first place, and refused to answer phone calls and text messages, leaving me to fend for myself during the tax appointment. - Suggested we take out a personal loan to cover our escrow shortage. But remember, he's unemployed. So GUESS WHO would be paying back the loan, even though we're already paycheck to paycheck? That's right, yours truly. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there. I can't wait to be divorced from this deadbeat.
#6
Seeing a a behemoth of a pickup truck with all the bells and whistles parked in front of a mobile home in a trailer park.
#7
Having more kids than you can afford to raise
Ok_Department5949 replied:
I only had two for this reason. Putting them through college and grad school has always been in the back of my mind.
#8
Signing up for a payment plan...for tattoos. I met a woman on a dating app once that had her whole body almost covered of tattoos. She had a low income job so I wondered how she could afford them. Turns out she was on a payment plan with the tattoo studio and I was like 'yeah, no thanks.'
CT 2 years ago
I had a friend who had borrowed money from me, I thought she was in deep s**t at the end of the month, that it was to pay for food for her children. But no, it was for a new tattoo. Fortunately, she refunded me. We're not friends anymore, not because of that, but it didn't weigh in his favor.
#9
My friend's roommate once asked him to borrow money so he could order novelty fart-smell spray from Amazon, instead of waiting for his paycheck.
There are worse financial choices than going into debt for a can of fart spray, but it's certainly the funniest one I've heard.
#10
My wife’s siblings each just received a 117k disbursement from their mothers trust. So far one brother who doesn’t own a home nor a pension plan and is 55 went out and bought a brand new Harley Davidson Full bagger bike. The other brother, who was homeless three months ago is shopping for a Dodge Charger. He is 65 and can’t afford to retire. Her three sisters haven’t made any big purchases yet.It is tough to watch knowing how hard my in-laws worked to leave a little money for the siblings.
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Hmm, at least the bike one the bike is around $30k. That still leaves around $87k. Doesn't say what sort of Dodge Charger so can't really tell how much the other brother is aiming to spend. But if he's got himself back into a place and set some money aside, maybe that's not a terrible thing either. Get a car he loves, keep working til he dies. If he's enjoying himself and happy...
#11
always having the latest iPhone
StrangeOne 2 years ago
I don't get how people have a desire to get used to a new phone every year. I just upgraded my Samsung phone. The new one is more fragile, and took me a while to get used to. Just like my old one. It's a pain the a**e. I'm keeping this new one for as long as I can.
#12
I had a coworker who once complained that he was spending more money every week on cigarettes for his wife than what he spends on rent.
#14
Your car payment is more then your rent
#16
Buying a timeshare.
Participating in a MLM scheme.
tripsz replied:
Don't you talk about my sister that way. She's a small business owner! She earned the privilege to get recognized at a company event this month and gets to purchase her own plane ticket! I'm sure her CPA husband is jealous of her success.
#17
Smart fridge.
Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
There is absolutely no reason for a refrigerator to need an internet connection!
#18
Bottled water. It costs more per gallon than gasoline and most people have been told that city water is sucky even though a ton of bottled water companies get it from municipal sources anyways. And if you care, filter it at home.
#19
Driving a very expensive car with tons of body damage because all their money is going to their $800 a month car payment and they can’t afford to fix the damage they caused with their s****y driving.
Windir666 replied:
I had this exact conversation with my friend today. If you cant afford to fix your car, you probably shouldn't be owning a 2022 $60,000 Mercedes.
tristanjones replied:
The financially responsible decision is driving a beat-up reliable car because you own it outright and most people intend to drive it into the ground before buying another one.
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Firstly, this is why you get insurance. Even if you're the best driver ever and will never have an accident it doesn't mean someone won't smash into you. Secondly, you should be factoring insurance and basic maintenance into the costs. And most fancy cars cost way more than people expect. Even things like tyres cost double, triple or more than a "regular" car. My first car was second hand when I got it, and I drove it for roughly 20 years. In the end it was so worn out I sold it to a wrecker (it as 25ish years old by that point). Unless something drastic happens my current car will be the same.
#20
Big rims and tires that cost 4K on a car that's worth 2K.
#21
Using a check cashing store or payday advance type company.
Bizarre_Protuberance replied:
Payday loans are predatory loans and would be forbidden in almost every other country. It's basically a loan shark business. But sometimes low income people need money for emergency purposes like the car broke down and they need to get to work.
nemesismkiii replied:
Oh this 100%. As someone who has worked in financial services, I HATE these places. I will always advocate if you have lower income or cannot seem to work up savings for whatever reason, try switching from a bank to a credit union for your banking needs. They may not be as large as banks or be as good for if you need to travel, but they are local and try to help their local communities since they are owned by them.
jdtimid123 2 years ago
Agree with the commenters. It's not so much poor financial decisions as decisions made out of desperation (usually) and people don't think about what happens next when they are desperate to put food on the table today, or fix the truck they need to get to work.
#22
Expensive leased car, living in a sketch neighborhood.
#23
Bragging about how much you spent on something as if it was a positive. "Uhh, congrats on giving a corporation extra money, I guess?"
#24
I had a friend nearly get evicted because he spent all his money on Funko Pops. Thought he'd get rich off them somehow.
#25
Ordering DoorDash several times a week.
#26
Buying a widescreen television on tax return day and bringing it home in a car held together by duct tape and prayers.
#27
"Hey, can I borrow $15? I'll pay you back next week when I get paid."
With the above happening every other week.
#28
Frequents a Starbucks. Coffee is way to cheap and easy to make well to spend that much per cup. If you do need a specialty coffee that often you are doing yourself a massive disserve not learning to make it. Everytime I see a Dutch Bros or Starbucks cup, I instantly register "*Ah, more money than sense.*"
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
I don't immediately judge someone with a Starbucks cup. It might be a once every few months treat, or they were desperate for coffee and there were no other options handy. But yeah, if they were getting it frequently? I would.
#29
Lottery tickets
jdtimid123 2 years ago
Depends. If you're only spending a few dollars here and there then it's as harmless as buying that coffee at Starbucks everyone likes to talk about. It still going to be gone by the end of the day. If your spending hundreds every month, then it's a problem.
#30
I spent over 80$ tryna win a giant pikachu and failed Could have bought that thing for 34$ but it was well worth it
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INGI 2 years ago (edited)
So judgy. How are someone else's financial decisions really affecting you? So what if they have a new phone? That changes your life ZERO PERCENT. Jesus. Let people live. Life sucks enough without total strangers making sh!tty comments on your freaking belt.
Jane Doe 2 years ago
“when I see someone with a Starbucks cup, I think more money than sense.” like geez, relax. It’s a cup of coffee.
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Richard Graham 2 years ago
HONESTLY - I worked with a man who, in the 1990s, spent all of his extra money on Beanie Babies, bragging that was his retirement plan. (PS: He had a PhD.)
wowbagger 2 years ago
I had an acquaintance who paid for most things with cash and would toss any coins he received as change into the bin in the center console of his car. After a year or so, the bin started overflowing. I pointed out that he probably had at least $100 in there. He said when it gets too full he just dumps the whole thing in the trash. It's too much bother to take the coins to the bank.
Dillon Sizemore 2 years ago
This is what I do with pennies. It takes so many to make any real $ so I usually just put them in the tip jar or take a penny leave a penny cup.
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Littlemiss 2 years ago
Spends all their pay on partying on Saturday night and then realizing Sunday night they don't have money left to pay for the rest of their week. But hey what a cool weekend man 🤦♀️
Elizabeth Basinger 2 years ago
I love it when I see a woman with specialty nails (manicured with designs, etc.), a new phone, fake lashes, designer clothes, a new expensive car, lots of jewelry, but they pay for groceries with food stamps, while also buying beer/alcohol and cigarettes. And the groceries they buy are things like steak, fish, chicken, name brand items ( vs. store brands), all the things that are more expensive, and a massive load of junk food and sodas for the kids.
Linda Lennon 2 years ago
Beer and cigarettes aren't covered by EBT, she has to pay for those. Fish and chicken are healthy and covered. Steak? Well steak is also covered, it's healthier than most cuts of beef, AND you can feed 3-4 people with one steak. As for the snacks, whay, they should be miserable because mom's EMPLOYER pays her such a sh!tty wage that she needs to be on for stamps? Good car? Maybe she was fired or laid off the month after she bought it. Good hair and nails? Should she look raggedy while trying going on interviews? Jewelry? How do you know its real? Or maybe she tried to p**n it and they wouldn't offer a good price. YOU DON'T KNOW THIS WOMAN, mind your own business.
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LeighPig 2 years ago
This post is bringing out all the judgemental vibes & I really don't like it. Most of it is just gossip...'a coworkers brother's best friend's cousin...' ugh! People sharing these stories only know a little snippet of the situation their probably exaggerating. I don't even know what the point of this is.
RiceRiceBaby 929 2 years ago
My favorite is coworkers complaining about not having any money, but as soon as VTO (voluntary time off [not paid]) is offered, they're out the door. You can forget about them volunteering for extra time/overtime.
DBear 2 years ago
I had to hold back from commenting on a lot of these because they showcase behavior of certain groups and I would be deemed culturally insensitive for pointing that out.
SnackbarKaat 2 years ago
My sister learned her hb spend all his, their and her money and collected a lot of debt. But she wasn't any better.. a week after she found out she bought 3 Barbie dolls for her kid? And a few weeks after we went to a second hand market and first table she sees she was picking out carnaval costumes for her daughter. My mum had to pay those.
Kathy Miller 2 years ago
My thing is people that have bodies of tattoos. No prob if that's your thing. But they have visibility bad teeth. Wouldn't you prefer to eat and have no pain then to have an inked up body?
Jodi Von Seggern 2 years ago
I could tattoo my entire body and not even come close to my dental expenses. USA USA...
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
Buying real estate in Florida in the 21st century. The insurance companies are bailing on the whole state because they know it's only a matter of time before rapid fire hurricanes start devastating America's w**g.
Deryn Mitchell 2 years ago
I had an ex-friend who bragged she was getting almost $8,000 on her tax return because she's a single mom with two kids. Instead of using it for a down payment on an apartment, or a car, or literally anything that would make her and her kids lives easier and keep them from relying on not only her family but also her friends, she bought herself a brand new wardrobe, and a bunch of unnecessary items that she made clear were for her and her only. $8,000 and she couldn't even be bothered to buy a package of diapers for her babies.
Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago
I had an assistant who came to work in a newer Mercedes (early 90s). It was a "gift" from her boyfriend, but she bought lunch at the grocery down the street with food stamps. Turns out he wasn't her BF, he was her pimp.
Lyone Fein 2 years ago
Honestly, the only one on here that I agree with 100% is having kids when you can't afford them. And to add to that: being against all abortions in all cases, but also being unwilling to financially nurture or support all those unwanted children..........that is NOT pro-life. That is just pro-birth. And that is a hugely bad financial decision.
Ronnie Beaton 2 years ago
Buying gourmet dog/cat food for your pet, and the cheapest items available for yourself.
Amanda W 2 years ago
I'd starve before I let my pets eat the cheapest food possible
Load More Replies... INGI 2 years ago (edited)
So judgy. How are someone else's financial decisions really affecting you? So what if they have a new phone? That changes your life ZERO PERCENT. Jesus. Let people live. Life sucks enough without total strangers making sh!tty comments on your freaking belt.
Jane Doe 2 years ago
“when I see someone with a Starbucks cup, I think more money than sense.” like geez, relax. It’s a cup of coffee.
Load More Replies... Richard Graham 2 years ago
HONESTLY - I worked with a man who, in the 1990s, spent all of his extra money on Beanie Babies, bragging that was his retirement plan. (PS: He had a PhD.)
wowbagger 2 years ago
I had an acquaintance who paid for most things with cash and would toss any coins he received as change into the bin in the center console of his car. After a year or so, the bin started overflowing. I pointed out that he probably had at least $100 in there. He said when it gets too full he just dumps the whole thing in the trash. It's too much bother to take the coins to the bank.
Dillon Sizemore 2 years ago
This is what I do with pennies. It takes so many to make any real $ so I usually just put them in the tip jar or take a penny leave a penny cup.
Load More Replies... Littlemiss 2 years ago
Spends all their pay on partying on Saturday night and then realizing Sunday night they don't have money left to pay for the rest of their week. But hey what a cool weekend man 🤦♀️
Elizabeth Basinger 2 years ago
I love it when I see a woman with specialty nails (manicured with designs, etc.), a new phone, fake lashes, designer clothes, a new expensive car, lots of jewelry, but they pay for groceries with food stamps, while also buying beer/alcohol and cigarettes. And the groceries they buy are things like steak, fish, chicken, name brand items ( vs. store brands), all the things that are more expensive, and a massive load of junk food and sodas for the kids.
Linda Lennon 2 years ago
Beer and cigarettes aren't covered by EBT, she has to pay for those. Fish and chicken are healthy and covered. Steak? Well steak is also covered, it's healthier than most cuts of beef, AND you can feed 3-4 people with one steak. As for the snacks, whay, they should be miserable because mom's EMPLOYER pays her such a sh!tty wage that she needs to be on for stamps? Good car? Maybe she was fired or laid off the month after she bought it. Good hair and nails? Should she look raggedy while trying going on interviews? Jewelry? How do you know its real? Or maybe she tried to p**n it and they wouldn't offer a good price. YOU DON'T KNOW THIS WOMAN, mind your own business.
Load More Replies... LeighPig 2 years ago
This post is bringing out all the judgemental vibes & I really don't like it. Most of it is just gossip...'a coworkers brother's best friend's cousin...' ugh! People sharing these stories only know a little snippet of the situation their probably exaggerating. I don't even know what the point of this is.
RiceRiceBaby 929 2 years ago
My favorite is coworkers complaining about not having any money, but as soon as VTO (voluntary time off [not paid]) is offered, they're out the door. You can forget about them volunteering for extra time/overtime.
DBear 2 years ago
I had to hold back from commenting on a lot of these because they showcase behavior of certain groups and I would be deemed culturally insensitive for pointing that out.
SnackbarKaat 2 years ago
My sister learned her hb spend all his, their and her money and collected a lot of debt. But she wasn't any better.. a week after she found out she bought 3 Barbie dolls for her kid? And a few weeks after we went to a second hand market and first table she sees she was picking out carnaval costumes for her daughter. My mum had to pay those.
Kathy Miller 2 years ago
My thing is people that have bodies of tattoos. No prob if that's your thing. But they have visibility bad teeth. Wouldn't you prefer to eat and have no pain then to have an inked up body?
Jodi Von Seggern 2 years ago
I could tattoo my entire body and not even come close to my dental expenses. USA USA...
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
Buying real estate in Florida in the 21st century. The insurance companies are bailing on the whole state because they know it's only a matter of time before rapid fire hurricanes start devastating America's w**g.
Deryn Mitchell 2 years ago
I had an ex-friend who bragged she was getting almost $8,000 on her tax return because she's a single mom with two kids. Instead of using it for a down payment on an apartment, or a car, or literally anything that would make her and her kids lives easier and keep them from relying on not only her family but also her friends, she bought herself a brand new wardrobe, and a bunch of unnecessary items that she made clear were for her and her only. $8,000 and she couldn't even be bothered to buy a package of diapers for her babies.
Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago
I had an assistant who came to work in a newer Mercedes (early 90s). It was a "gift" from her boyfriend, but she bought lunch at the grocery down the street with food stamps. Turns out he wasn't her BF, he was her pimp.
Lyone Fein 2 years ago
Honestly, the only one on here that I agree with 100% is having kids when you can't afford them. And to add to that: being against all abortions in all cases, but also being unwilling to financially nurture or support all those unwanted children..........that is NOT pro-life. That is just pro-birth. And that is a hugely bad financial decision.
Ronnie Beaton 2 years ago
Buying gourmet dog/cat food for your pet, and the cheapest items available for yourself.
Amanda W 2 years ago
I'd starve before I let my pets eat the cheapest food possible
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