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by jusob
2434 days ago
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"...spending ... hefty amounts on vacations, entertainment, and a weekly date night". They spend too much money on non-essential, so they don't save enough. Great article! I earn a million dollar a year but spend 2 millions in night clubs, so I am very poor. |
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If you read further, for example,
In these viral budgets and diaries, urban professionals—they are almost always urban professionals—describe spending on $7 lattes and $70 bikini waxes and $70,000 private-school tuition. Some describe themselves as middle-class. Many describe themselves as unable to save. Self-evidently, this is nonsense: Spending tens of thousands of dollars a year on vacations and babysitters and housekeepers and fancy salads means you are choosing not to save, not that you are unable to save.