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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kind of interesting that the two sides are judging each other. For those that buy new and spend more than $1,000/year on clothes for their kids, I'm curious if you are debt free, have retirement savings (significant), and have college savings (significant). I just want to know if you are making choices today that will have repercussions in the future...[/quote] I spend $1-2000 a year and yes we have significant cash saved up. With two of us working to earn over 400hhi we don't have the time to thrift. I don't have any problems with it and used to when I had less money but now I have more money than time. [/quote] Debt free? College savings?[/quote] Debt free and soon to be a milloinaire. Damn I'm never donating again after reading this thread. I have no interest in helping out 200k HHI SAHMs who have time to thrift and look down on me for buying new clothes. [/quote]
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