Is it a good idea to spent a lot more money than you make?

You might want to direct that one toward Congress, chief. You're welcome.

ya mean like buying a house?

Brock Obama wrote:

Thanks in advance.

Just my opinion it is more important what star you are born under. I knew a guy once who was a business phenom. I looked up his DOB and did some calculations. It literally said this man was born under a lucky star. He make money no matter what he does.

Context?

I made nothing when I went to college but borrowed a ton (relative to my income) to pay for education. After I paid off loans, I bought my wife a car which was a pretty penny relative to what I made, but affordable. Now I wouldn't consider buying ANYTHING that is even 10% of my income without serious consideration of the ROI.

The question does not provide enough backup.

Brock Obama wrote:

Thanks in advance.

I hope you were equally upset when Bush did this.

Yes. Yes it is. Just ask my parents, they pay all my bills.

I am looking forward to my 35th birthday this week, and hopefully will get another credit card from them.

As a Sr. mgr. at PetCo. I am very proud of myself, as are my parents. However, my weekly check barely covers my nightlife. Thankfully mom and dad pick up my bills (and laundry)

I have refrained from any committment to any women, since I feel this would be an unfair financial burden on my parents. Afterall, how many people can they support?

bergdorf wrote:

Brock Obama wrote:

Thanks in advance.

I hope you were equally upset when Bush did this.

Barack said it was unpatriotic to have such a debt when the debt was $9 trillion. It is almost $17 trillion now and he thinks it is okay to keep spending more than you bring in. What a piece of Sh*t this clown is.

It works for Walmart.

In general no, in some instances like a house or education, could be.

Our "president" is/was a crack dealer!

Thanks!

blurg wrote:

You might want to direct that one toward Congress, chief. You're welcome.

Only Congress has the ability to appropriate funds from the U.S. Treasury. Barack Obama, therefore, does not spend any U.S. tax dollars. If you are upset over current spending, blame the Democrat-controlled Senate and the Rebublican-controlled House of Representatives.

Saying "Obama spends this" and "Bush spent that" marks you as an absolute retard.

Sincerely,

U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee Professional Staff

Chair: Barbara Mikulski (D - MA)

Ranking Member: Thad Cochran (R - MS)

Richard Shelby is the new ranking member!

Yes, if you can leverage OPM and pay off debt on good terms.