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Old 06-24-2011, 09:54 PM
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Some facts....
Average american spends $ 150 a month per person on clothes and average clothes clothes take about 50 washes.... Personally I find that extremely expensive... You can make do on much less. Also, clothes are one of the firsts things people see so it might be worth investing in because looking bad will remove opportunities.
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Old 06-25-2011, 05:23 AM
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Default Please buy some cloths

Please buy some cloths. it is essential for you (to earn) but keep an eye on your budget

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Tomorrow, the hubby and I have the whole day together and I impulsively suggested that we should go buy new clothes (that we both need). After thinking about it, I'm having second thoughts. We still have debt to pay off. We still need to build up our emergency fund. But we both need clothes. Hubby's have holes in them, and my jeans are starting to rip.

I guess my question is, at what point are you spending on necessity versus spending carelessly? Should we go buy clothes or continue to save and pay off debt? Or should we do both?

He's talking about taking money out of our emergency fund to buy these clothes in addition to the extra money of my paycheck.

Should we buy clothes and only use the extra money from my paycheck or go all out? HELP ME!!!!!!!
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