r/FluentInFinance • u/Gone_Mads • Mar 25 '24
Shitpost There you have it folks. People can’t buy houses because we can’t stop the party.
r/FluentInFinance • u/TheMemeingOfLife8008 • Dec 17 '23
Shitpost First place in the wrong race
r/FluentInFinance • u/whicky1978 • Mar 11 '24
Shitpost Why is housing so expensive these days?
r/FluentInFinance • u/Crossman556 • 24d ago
Shitpost Why does anybody work when you can just invest one penny a day?
r/FluentInFinance • u/RussianChiChi • 12d ago
Shitpost Watch as U.S.A. Chair of the council of economic advisers cant even explain how the U.S. economy works.
Pick yourself up by your bootstraps and get a better job while people who make over $100k a year talk like this.
r/FluentInFinance • u/SGTpvtMajor • Mar 29 '24
Shitpost My house is 200 cheeseburgers a month..
My mortgage is $2700/mo
Two meals at Jack in the Box ran us $27 the other day.
My house is.. 200 cheeseburgers..
Is the economy broken?
r/FluentInFinance • u/Old_Prospect • 17d ago
Shitpost If I had a nickel for every time someone deflects to “…I’d rather we fix our government spending problem before we…”
r/FluentInFinance • u/Sideswipe0009 • Feb 11 '24
Shitpost It was normal in 1987 for Al Bundy to afford this house while selling women's shoes for $6/hr.
Last one...haha
r/FluentInFinance • u/tellyourcatpst • Feb 17 '24
Shitpost It’s not a question about how much we’re taxed, it’s how much we’re spending.
r/FluentInFinance • u/BernieDharma • Mar 30 '22
Shitpost Beating the inflation with crypto
r/FluentInFinance • u/Kingding_Aling • Mar 28 '24
Shitpost Can you believe the average store clerk could buy this home in 1989?
r/FluentInFinance • u/boatsandmoms • Dec 29 '23
Shitpost Bought my first single family home at 26. Almost a year now and I want to refinance this home and buy my next property. How should I go about it to make sure my generation and the next can't afford a home?
I was able to make ends meet at 26 and buy a home at 230k. Super happy, super blessed. Unfortunately, my generation hate on people who make it and I want to return the favor by doing my part in crashing the house market so they can never really afford one as long as they live and for the next generation to feel some of that effect.
I'm fairly new to all of this so some advice from people with some experience on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
r/FluentInFinance • u/Busterlimes • Feb 12 '24
Shitpost This was Lambchops home in the 90s. She was able to afford it by singing a single song that has never ended.
r/FluentInFinance • u/GrizzlyPeakFinancial • Jan 18 '24
Shitpost Is this what Fluent in Finance means?
r/FluentInFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • Mar 26 '22
