Money: Thievery

Thievery

By ExtemelyBroke - 06/06/2009 02:24 - United States

Today, I checked my bank account that I've been saving money in since I was a kid for college. I have $100 left out of the $10,000 I had last month. Apparently my parents thought buying a pool and an HDTV for themselves was more important than my college education. FML

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You deserved it 6 452

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By noeducation - 27/08/2009 09:16 - Canada

Today, I found out why my parents have been trying to convince me not to go to college this year. I also found out where the $20,000 they just spent on landscaping came from. My college fund. Which is now $0. FML

I agree, your life sucks 61 375

You deserved it 3 028

By poor man - 26/11/2014 14:13 - United States - Fort Lauderdale

Today, I frantically told my parents that my bank account had no money. Turns out, they took the $1,600 I had saved up from a summer job and invested it in penny-stocks. I was grounded because they were "doing it for the family," and I'm being selfish. They also had lost it all in a matter of days. FML

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You deserved it 2 974

By screwed - 19/11/2009 03:31 - United States

Today, my dad came home from Vegas. Today, my college savings account is down by $64,000. FML

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You deserved it 3 193

By unitythemene - 04/07/2019 22:00

Today, I was worried because it's July and I still haven't found a summer job, despite applying to 50 places. It was fine, because I remembered my savings account. I told my parents. Instead of being relieved, they said they're going to take the money from me for being lazy, and using it for my tuition, despite promising to pay for it. FML

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You deserved it 340

Thieves like us

By Bummer - 30/10/2009 02:00 - United States

Today, I found my checking and savings account to both read $0.00. My parents transferred all my money to theirs because "I'm irresponsible, and not fit to handle money." I'm a 3.8 college student and have a full-time job. They are currently unemployed. FML

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You deserved it 3 893

By armenta427 - 07/10/2009 04:12 - United States

Today, I found out that my parents are 28,000 dollars in debt and that my bank account has $27.17 in it. They took my money to help pay their debt. FML

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You deserved it 3 324

By FuckedOver - 14/01/2016 14:31 - United States - Houston

Today, I found out my mom took around $2,500 from my savings account to pay off my sister's college tuition. She recently flunked out of her studies and won't be returning to college anyway. FML

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You deserved it 1 601

Poof, gone!

By Me - 12/09/2011 07:36 - United States

Today, I found out that my parents used all of the college money I have been saving up for 8 years to buy a beach house. The reason they waited until now to tell me? A tree fell on it, and they need more money for repairs. FML

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You deserved it 2 493

Addict

By Anonymous - 23/09/2013 02:56 - United States - San Francisco

Today, my mother asked me if she could borrow $200. Being the lovely daughter I am, I gave her my bank card to withdraw it herself. She gambled it away and maxed my bank account out. I had $1500 saved. FML

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You deserved it 20 850

By skyhigh - 13/01/2011 05:48 - United States

Today, I discovered my parents have spent my college fund because "2012 will happen" before I graduate. FML

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FairFrozen 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:47

Sue. Sure, they're your parents, but God, being inconsiderate like that. It's your future.

kisekileia 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:50

That really ought to be illegal. You get screwed if your parents don't meet their financial aid obligations for your education, so there should be some legal requirement for your parents to meet those obligations.

Comments

Rellikiox 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:52

Just go, pick the TV and sell it. Now Just mount some sort of aquatic park in the pool and charge for the entry :D

MelonLord1544 11

Tuesday 26 November 2013 5:16

Ike. Logic ftw

sandwitch14 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:53

That's d

j3nn1987 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:54

Dude **** your parents! Mine took 8k from me so I can relate. I'd be asking them for payback!

across_the_sea 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:54

Comment moderated for rule-breaking.

Show it anyway

buckeyefan16 14

Wednesday 7 April 2010 1:51

dude ur a fag

Jellyman64 0

Friday 12 October 2012 5:40

I agree with buckeyefan

PrincessCastiel 27

Thursday 6 March 2014 16:09

I agree that this guy sucks but did you have to use the word "fag"? -_-

dragonrider1959 18

Sunday 6 July 2014 4:17

Asshole! he thought he could trust his parents! And how do you know he didn't work for the money?! Doing chores is work. He could have gotten paid for that! You are so inconsiderate! And this wasn't a midlife crisis, his parents were just being selfish! And you say he should have prepared better? Like you could've done better!

WoldowJR 25

Friday 18 July 2014 4:37

#14, your comment made me dislike you as a person.

kittykat1501 31

Thursday 16 July 2015 5:03

436 I agree

ishythedude 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:55

That happened 2 me my mom took 4,000 bucks, that i was saving for a car, from my account and spent it on a lavish trip to europe I kno how u feel bro... FYL

ilaughatfmls 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:56

Wtf.. that's just messed up.. why did your parents even have access to it?

Zenma 0

Saturday 6 June 2009 9:56

Buy two pools and two HD TV's with their credit card.

chachachandler 5

Friday 23 July 2010 1:35

that'll teach em :) I like the way you think

xdust 4

Sunday 27 March 2011 11:51

I like the way you think!

lawre25 0

Wednesday 6 May 2015 12:02

It would be a perfect plan only if you considered whether his parents were able to afford even a single one for each type of items with their credits.