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People Reveal The Worst Financial Decisions They've Ever Seen Someone Make

Reddit user BasalTripod9684 asked: 'What's the worst financial decision you've seen someone make?'

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No two people have the same relationship with money.

There are those who grew up learning the true value of money, saving every penny whenever possible, and spending as little as they possibly can and need to.

Then there are those who see money as no object and spend large amounts without a second thought... even if they aren't nearly as good at making money as they are at spending it.

As a result, these people often find themselves looking back at some past, ill-thought financial decisions with nothing but regret, wishing they listened to the warnings of their concerned friends and family members.

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Staying on top of your finances is extremely important, no matter what your yearly income is.

Not only so you don't find yourself worrying about money, but also for your mental health and well-being.

This is why it's important to not only keep good track of your bills and expenses but also look for ways to cut corners and save money when possible.

Allowing you to go to bed each night not having to worry about whether or not you'll be able to afford groceries this week.

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People Confess Which Everyday Items They Spend Way Too Much Money On
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Humans really know how to waste a buck... or millions.

We spend so much on superfluous items it's ridiculous.

Do we need ten of these?

Gym memberships can be hundreds of dollars a month yet there are DVDs and apps that show you cheaper ways to do it from home.

Life doesn't have to cost this much.

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While there might be some financially savvy unicorns among us who just seemed to "get it" since birth, most of us have had some mishaps with our wallets.

And in some cases, those financial lessons have been pretty expensive.

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