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I'm 40 and wish I told this to my younger self: "It's better to look poor and be rich than look rich and be poor."

Money is like air, you never think about it when its abundant, but when you're drowning... you think about ONLY AIR

God told me those people are bad with money.

“We are Christians but” always begins the most insane and morally questionable story right after

Paid $500 to one high interest credit card and paid off another today. So close to being at least credit card debt free 🎉

Do not lend your parent money.  Once it start, it never ends until you say "no"!  I delayed mine for 12 years.. the moment I said "no". My mom gives me the guilt trips. Silence treatment.  Back-mouth me and all the relatives disowned me.  It was best thing that ever happen. 😊

My cousin got into so much credit card debt his wife threatened to leave him. He asked me for money and I said no because I knew I'd never see it again. A few weeks later I started getting letters from his bank at my address. Without my knowledge or consent he had given them my address. It took months of hassle to convince the bank I had nothing to do with his debt. NEVER trust a relative in debt.

Some of these people are infuriating… “I make 1/4 million a year but life’s too hard”

"We spend $10k/month on crap I don't even remember, but I'm comcerned about spending $2k/yr on trips to visit family." YEAH, I BET 😂😂

If you are a married spouse who stays at home…PLEASE PLEASE make sure you know the finance’s of your household because when crap hits the fan (ie major debt, divorce, tragedy) you will be affected!!

"A thousand dollars isn't a lot to have, but it is a lot to owe."

My wife was recently in an auto accident and her car was totaled out by our insurance, so instead of going and getting another new car. She’s buying what she can with the payout money and we’ll have no car payments anymore

Do not neverever co- sign for anyone. Never.

God told me to put it all on red.

I got lucky. My father in law was a bankruptcy lawyer. Scared me straight with stories about his clients while I was still in my 20’s.

My brother "borrowed" $2,000 dollars from my parents. He never paid them back even though he could. 20+ years after the fact, a $2,000 cheque arrives in the mail from my parents?? What's this for? The explanation was they never felt it was right nor fair to the other siblings, so they decided to give the remaining 4 siblings $2,000 each. Can you imagine having that weighing on your mind for over 20 years??

The temporary joy you get from buying something will never be enough to outweigh the stress and misery of being in debt.

I know for a fact if we were taught finance in school, most people would either complain about it or not pay attention. 17:27

Please younger people hear this: Seeing someone with nice stuff, that does fun things all the time and drives a nice car tells you virtually nothing about their financial situation. They could be up to their eyeballs in debt and totally miserable outside of social media photos. They may have a trust or some other source of income. Unless you can see a detailed record of someone's finances you just really have no idea.