I just made my last tuition payment for grad school. This means that for the first time in my life, I can spend money.

This may be a slight exaggeration, but paying for college has always been part of the reason I've always been reluctant to spend money on anything that's not an absolute necessity. The other reason is I'm super-cheap and will probably always be that way. Still, maybe I'll be able to relax a little more now that my Great Big Expense (which turned out to be a not-so-big expense) is in the rear-view mirror.

(Don't go hitting me up for loans - the Bank of Vinny does not have sufficient capital to increase its lending operations.)

How hard is it for you to spend money? Are you a miserly Scrooge or a Scroogely miser, or do you toss around money faster than the federal government?

My income is rather small to begin with, but I don't seem to have much problem spending on things I want.
That generally seems to stop itself when my bank account nears the $100.00 mark

Also, Congratulations! From what I gather, that isn't an easy goal to achieve!

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Edited by: The_Shadow, Apr 26th, 2017 @ 11:58 pm

i want a savings account, but my self-control sucks. i can save money for the bills and my rent just fine, thankfully, but a disposable savings tends to be hard for me to do.

i managed to save a thousand bucks for a computer with some help from fireball3k senior (my dad), but still i tend to wanna blow my cash on crap like rock band instruments and ps4 games.