whats the brokest youve EVER been?

[Dman1029]

Since my financial situation hasn't been great I thought id seek company in other people who have been in or alike my situation.

Literally £4 to my name until the last day of the month, and to add to that someone hit my car last night and it now has £500 worth of damage, insurance excess is 750 anyway so menocare

[CanbrahCrakBaby]

Last spring I only had $750 000 in savings after I bought my new yacht

[ramid3]

Pretty broke. Like, elbows deep in couch cushion broke.

[PervedOut]

close to 10 years ago. going to gamestop everyday selling DVDs, video games, and video game systems so I could afford mcdonalds.

dark times

[kenny85]

In 1995 I had $7 in my pocket and I knew 2 things. I'm broke as hell and one day I won't be

[Defiled]

Owning a House, a Car and only $15000 in the bank right now. Being unemployed sucks

[NotANun21]

Even when I was a kid I had at least £100 to my name at all times because when people asked me I liked to say 'a hundred' because I thought I was ballin' with that number

I was always really responsible with money, any money I ever got went straight into my piggy bank and I would never spend more than half of what was in there, so it just continued to build. When I opened my first bank account at 16 I emptied about £800 into it


Gotta learn those money-skills Op, most important skill you will ever learn in this world

[cowmooolester93]

In 1995 I had $7 in my pocket and I knew 2 things. I'm broke as hell and one day I won't be

strong rock presence.

OT: idk ever month I'm broke as fuk lol 524$ ain't a lot to live off of.

[mentalmark]

Depressing as fuk reading threads like this. I've never been broke in my life I think everyone just sucks at managing money.

brb cant afford food
brb on ******** with $500 phone.

[EpicLevelWizard]

I once over drafted my bank account by $1,300 with $10,000+ in outstanding medical bills, and $4,400 in credit card debt. Dat feel when 18 and irresponsible as phuck...

Now I'm financially stable and have rebuilt my credit for the most part, take me as a cautionary tale misc.

[dlagr21]

One time in college I had -36$.

Hardwork pays off though, no financial worries now.

[Heych1995]

living on 15 pounds a week crew checking in

[Dman1029]

Even when I was a kid I had at least £100 to my name at all times because when people asked me I liked to say 'a hundred' because I thought I was ballin' with that number

I was always really responsible with money, any money I ever got went straight into my piggy bank and I would never spend more than half of what was in there, so it just continued to build. When I opened my first bank account at 16 I emptied about £800 into it


Gotta learn those money-skills Op, most important skill you will ever learn in this world

I most definitely do, I believe for the most part it's the company and people I call friends that are half the reason I can't stay positive and motivated enough to save instead of spunk.. had a life lesson last night, think I may have crossed onto the right path finally before it was too late

[brehbrah]

I'm $120 in debt. Debt accumulated from erryday food shopping and public transport...

tfw it's only growing.

[hfinmyblood]

Got a few hundred, but have been worse.


I wish parents taught me to be financially responsibile. They taught me nothing. Parents always bought me something, but never kept money for myself, or had an allowance.

Didn't have own money till about 18 when I joined military. Then spent it faster than I earned it. I had to start reading up and working on discipline to get better at money management.

[PervedOut]

Depressing as fuk reading threads like this. I've never been broke in my life I think everyone just sucks at managing money.

brb cant afford food
brb on ******** with $500 phone.

I had 3 cars at one point. Crashed one, and the other 2 blew up all in the span of a month. Not easy to rebound from that one.

[DazBrah]

bout tree fiddy

[FS2]

I'm currently -£500 with no job, last job underpaid me so trying to get that back.

Unemployed graduate checking in.

[PalpaMango]

right now. 10 CHF on acount


and owe about 1300CHF

but it's payday soon

[Oldcrow86]

No money, no food, no gas, and sleeping in my car.

Brokest ive ever been. But came a long way since then.

[areyoucereal]

Scrounging up change to be able to eat and behind 2 months on rent at the same time. That was years and years ago. Never again. Now we pop bottles!

[PervedOut]

No money, no food, no gas, and sleeping in my car.

Brokest ive ever been. But came a long way since then.

Fuark, feels. Came from the bottom now we here.

[NotANun21]

I most definitely do, I believe for the most part it's the company and people I call friends that are half the reason I can't stay positive and motivated enough to save instead of spunk.. had a life lesson last night, think I may have crossed onto the right path finally before it was too late

Best advice I can give it to learn how to make 10/10 excel spreadsheets... Every penny earned and every penny spent gets recorded on excel, and then you can graph it into a pie chart and a bunch of other chit to see where you're going wrong.

[GJB9]

got about 8k in savings, about to get another few k in next month.

but I need to get a career sorted out so this is my rock bottom.

[ramid3]

Sitting in the drive-thru, counting the change in my hand, trying to determine if I can afford cheese with my burger.

[GrimRep_er]

Early on in the Marine Corps their were times I'd have less than $20 prior to payday.

When I was out, years later, I had a period when I was really broke.

I was just about to start a low paying job and had a stack of unpaid bills. To avoid falling way behind and paying even more, I took out a small loan, paid off my bills, and held onto the rest of the money that I only used sparingly.

I've come a long way since then. I'm far from ballin, but I make more now then expected.

[Dman1029]

Sitting in the drive-thru, counting the change in my hand, trying to determine if I can afford cheese with my burger.

Lol, spent my last 10 on travel into London city for a few interviews, hoping for the best..

Rent car insurance car finance phone bill are just some of the things that I have to pay for and have 0 to pay for it. Only thing you can do is laugh and stay positive and make sure you never come back to this position.. learning curves

[alixxandar]

In 1995 I had $7 in my pocket and I knew 2 things. I'm broke as hell and one day I won't be

Dat der Dwayne Johnson

[Archaic2021]

Zero in checking, zero in savings. I remember selling random things to make it till payday.

Landed a great job, now the economy has changed and I have a "descent" job now, but gonna have to make some changes soon.

[khergan]

I think the lowest I got was like $300 in my bank account. That was pretty scary.