What does financial freedom mean to you?

[Anonymous]

[jshm2]

Nothing. It's a pipe dream people who don't have money, aspire to.

Those of us with money, know nothing comes easy, and freedom is always fought for.

Anytime some dipshit comes spouting off about "freedoms" you know he's blowing smoke up your ass and looking for you to invest in his ideals of "freedom" if not die for it.

[Anonymous]

Having enough money to pay your bills, buy groceries, buy what you need and want, go out to eat or do fun things without having to think about if you can afford it or not and also having savings enough to being able to pay unexpected bills, live off of if you lose your job and just be able to tell your boss ”f you I quit” without having to worry about how you’re going to pay the bills or put food on the table.

[Yucy_Gluttony]

Being able to spend money on things that you don't need because you want to, not because you need to.

[Anonymous]

Money to do what I want or need to in life without constantly freaking out about where it’s coming from. Feel confident that I know what I’m doing, that things are going right.


Like I ended up getting an extra bill I didn’t plan for. It sort of ruined my day; relatively small, which is frustrating that even that small a bill made for a rough day because it’s a quarter of my income unplanned for.

[ShadowMonarch]

Here's the thing financial freedom means,
"Days You Can Live Without Working"
You do whatever you want without worrying about it being exhausted out

[jamesgoldman]

Income that is 'passively' earnt and outstrips my expenditures

[lofii]

I make my own money on my own time.

I ain't on nobodies time

[NathanDavis]

having no debts... or keep them to a bare minimum

[jahaims]

More freedom in general

[moonpie89]

Being free to spend without restrictions