Tuesday, January 23, 2024
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Frivolous buying
ReplyDeleteHaving one bank account for all your savings
ReplyDeleteAggressive betting hoping to hit jackpot of billions one day
Constant shopping of ponzi schemes and money doublers on outrageous interest rates
Answering AMEN to online prayers about receiving strange or unknown credit alert
🤣🤣🤣...answering Amen isn't a financial decision na but I get the point
Deletebuilding rental property in nigeria
ReplyDeleteReally?
DeletePlease explain, how is this a bad financial decision to make.
the tenants spoil the houses, refuse to pay rent and naira is nothing when converted to dollars.
DeleteBuilding ego large economically useless houses and mansions, estates in the village that you spend so much to maintain, has no economic value and you go only once or twice a year to
DeleteBuilding ego large economically useless houses and mansions, estates in the village that you spend so much to maintain, has no economic value and you go only once or twice a year to
DeleteImpulse buying
ReplyDeleteThis is so meeeee but I am working on it sha.
Deletetoday i refuse to read response from chatgp.
ReplyDeleteget thee behind me.
Don’t be silly
DeleteUsing your entire severance package to start a massive building and not being able to complete it.
ReplyDeleteMy mother in law is on this table.
DeleteUsing your severance package to start a business you had not started 3-5 yrs to your retirement.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm
This is exactly what I did and I lost everything. 😭
DeletePlease Lord, show me the way and see me through. 🙏 Thank U.
This is exactly what I did and I lost everything. 😭
DeletePlease Lord, show me the way and see me through. 🙏 Thank U.
Buying what you know is not necessary.some people buy because there friends bought a particular thing so to belong they have to buy it to..
ReplyDeleteThis
DeleteGoing into business with a friend or relatives
ReplyDeleteBuying of car before building your own house. When house issues are sorted especially in this Lagos,others will definitely join,my opinion though.
ReplyDeleteBuying a car is not luxury at all, rather it is a necessity, especially if you live in certain parts of the country.
DeleteNa wa o
DeleteCan 4 million build a house ?
Spending unwisely.
ReplyDeleteGiving all your money to a pastor with the hope that God will double it. 🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
ReplyDeleteCome back here 😉😉😊
DeleteImpromptu buying.
ReplyDeletePutting hope of post retirement financial sustenance on a spouse and children.
ReplyDeleteBetting
ReplyDeleteLending out money
ReplyDeleteI’ve not yet figured how to stop that. I might reject one request and fall for the next
Using all your savings to buy a car
ReplyDeleteNa so my fiance buy car with all his savings, 10 days after the car was stolen. We're yet to get back on our feet. Hmmm 🤔
No insurance?
DeleteBuying what you don't need
ReplyDeleteSaving all your money in one bank account.
Working very hard/ hustling hard to make money and hoarding the money away without enjoying/taking care of yourself. Very very bad something.
ReplyDeleteImpulse buying
ReplyDeleteBetting
Investing in ponzi scheme
Betting. Impulsive spending
ReplyDeleteAccording to one BV here, saving over one million naira in naira account instead of dollar account.
ReplyDeleteCan naira be saved in dollar account?
DeleteTaking care of family (brothers and sisters) needs and neglecting yours.
ReplyDeleteUnnecessary buying
ReplyDeleteGoing into business without proper feasibility study.
ReplyDeleteImpulse buying
Gambling
ReplyDeleteBetting and buying what you don't need.
ReplyDeleteBuying just a hand bag for $140,000.00... Haba, let the poor breath biko. Don't tell us next time
ReplyDelete