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Your first sentence sums up the majority of this site on any socioeconomic issue. At this point the term “financial literacy” is exclusively used by armchair po
by jdgoesmarching 5y ago
Your first sentence sums up the majority of this site on any socioeconomic issue. At this point the term “financial literacy” is exclusively used by armchair poverty quarterbacks.
- kgwxd 5y ago> armchair poverty quarterbacks HA! I'm picturing the kid that owned the football and would threaten to take it home if he didn't get to be quarterback :)
- imtringued 5y agoI'm very bad with money. I never look at my account balance when I spend money. Heck, often months pass without me looking at my account at all. When I end up seeing the balance it is always much higher than I expected. What am I missing? Oh right, I earn more than the average person in my country and I'm so busy I don't even have time to spend the money.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoEarning more money than average and spending less money than average is typically considered being “good” with money. Not the best if you are not investing it to keep up with inflation, but most people do not get past the “earning more money” requirement of being good with money.