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you're most foolish financial decision
How to Recognize and Avoid Your Most Foolish Financial Decisions
Your most foolish financial decision is often made when emotional impulses override rational planning. Common mistakes include impulsive spending, ignoring budgeting, or risky investments. Recognizing these patterns helps prevent costly errors and improves financial health over time.
getting a credit card in college
Joining a Mardi Gras krewe. So fun though!
Posted by DMV
getting a credit card in college
This answer had me lol'ing for a while. I think this is a given for everyone.
Posted by kissmygrits
Joining a Mardi Gras krewe. So fun though!
what is that? how'd you lose your money?
Posted by Impulsv
Marriage
what happened? what I hear from most people is either they married someone with bad credit or bad spending habits or they divorced someone with bad spending habits and inherited their spouses debt.
Posted by Impulsv
On top had the audacity to threaten my retirement. Taurus moon don't mess with my security. Scary part is He was entitled to it. !!!!
That's frightening. That's why I don't believe in the comingling of money and every women, no matter what, should have a secret side account.
the current sabatical.
I wouldn't say financial but sighing my name for my boyfriends Car. Big mistake
Posted by Librapride18
I wouldn't say financial but sighing my name for my boyfriends Car. Big mistake
WHAT!!!!!! No Judgement. I've heard of women doing this and it gets to me how a guy can ask his girlfriend to sign for a car for him. I would never!!!! I won't even sign up for a cell phone for immediate family members. I hope you got your car back. (you do know that's your car right?)
I've also heard of guys buddying up to females with kids around tax time in hopes of getting some of her tax refund, and women actually date and give these guys the money instead of spending the money on their children. I can't play sugar mama to a guy unless we were married and I wanted to treat him (maximum amount $ 400)
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you're most foolish financial decision