How do you live vs. your means?
Do you live below, at or above your means?
Comments welcome!!
| Below my means. | 22 | |
| At my means. | 34 | |
| Above my means. | 13 |
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Do you live below, at or above your means?
Comments welcome!!
| Below my means. | 22 | |
| At my means. | 34 | |
| Above my means. | 13 |
At my means. I'm in a well-paid job and don't understand how I'm just about surviving. I feel very sorry for the people who are suffering worse than I am, though. It's tough for me. It must be really tough for others.
My means are to get sedated and inebriated every weekend and so far im at my means.
Some days above, some days below, but most days I am at my means. I give what I can, I take what I can get, and do my best not to whine about it or take it for granted.
im sort of a shopaholic, it has to do with my anxiety.
but i will admit i am a spoiled kid that gets everything i want and i dont have a job or go to school at the momnet :S i figure, when i live alone on my own money ill stop, i hope
It varies. Paycheck to paycheck living is just at means but when a problem such as an expensive car repair comes up, it is tough for awhile.
Always within my means! No matter how much I earn, I always keep some of it back, which is just as well, since I haven't had a stable job for a while now. I can't imagine piling up a mountain of debt just for the sake of spending money frivolously.
I live well within my means and by the motto "If you can't afford it, you don't need it!"
I hate shopping and prefer a decluttered home. Nor have I any need to update my car / phone / house decor, every year or two.
I do like to party though at the weekends. I'd pay anything for a good laugh!
I'm a juggler. I technically live above my means, but don't take that to mean I spend extravagantly. When I say I live above my means, I mean there's times whe I can't pay for my electric service, or other such basic things. Most months, I juggle importance, electric, rent, etc...who will sue me or cut me off first. So, paying for basic necessities puts me above my means.
A bit over. I'm pretty impulsive (aka stupid) with my money. I know I shouldn't be.