'If you can't buy it twice, you can't afford it': 33 Moolah masters share unpopular opinions on money

Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor

Mar 13, 2024 7:00 AM EDT

It's no secret that cash rules everything around us. Regardless of your stance on savings, the commas in your bank account, or the coin in your pocket, we all need to have a little dough to get through life. Euros, dollars, pounds, and yen can mean so little to some and so much to others, but when it comes to the pursuit of wealth, who ends up with the most riches? The 1%ers or the common man?

I don't have the answer to all questions surrounding money matters but a few folks on the Internet have gathered on Reddit to discuss their own unpopular opinions on the greenback dolla's that have us all in a stranglehold. It is 'insightful' to say the least. For those of us who are scraping by or the people buying yachts every year, there's something to glean from the green machine that runs the world.

Scroll onward to read some undoubtedly controversial opinions about money and you be the judge on whether or not your investments are in order. After this, check out another story about cold hard cash, where a brewtender gets payback on a tip-stealing coworker with a thrifty gift card.

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