Money Confession – Borrowing Money
By Jeffrey Strain, September 21st, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Almost everyone has some type of money secret that they keep. I have been collecting these secrets for the last few months asking people to anonymously give theirs to me after the speeches I give. This is confession number 62 in the series:
“I hate borrowing money from my parents because it always comes with strings attached.”
Other confession already listed:
- The First 25 Confessions
- Confessions #26 – #50
- Wedding
- D.I.Y.
- Paycheck to Paycheck
- Money from Purse
- Tax Cheat
- Baby Clothes
- Rainbow
- Parking Meters
- Car
- Cigarettes
- Generosity
This confession image courtesy of Sachmanns.dk
Umm…then don’t borrow money. Until you’ve worked your way to financial independence, you’ll always be someone’s gimp.
All money borrowed comes with strings attached. What do you think those double digit interest rates on credit cards are?
I have the same problem. At work they give me money, but then they expect me to show up and do actual work. I need to find a place that will give me money without all those pesky obligations and strings.