How can you even get approved for over 60k of credit as a 25 year old when you're swimming in debt already. Looks like Robinhood levels of risk management
I see the poors are pretending to be big wallet niggas again est. 2016
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This hole exists as a safe space for refugees from the Facebook(MetaTM groups of the same name. Of which there have been several iterations. We mostly exist to poke fun at the state of living in poverty. While it oftentimes is unavoidable, we do aspire to not be meanspirited. Over the years we have co-opted the term 'Peak Poor' to being someone who exudes poverty, regardless of their actual net worth. Trump and Elon both exhibit the peak poor ethos from time to time while still being the top 0.000001%. You can do something peak poor and still be a good person or a generally adjusted one. We all have a bit of poor in us.
We basically fill a niche similar to fatpeoplehate with a bit less actual malice.
PeakPoor is shotgunning mountain dews at 5 years old.
PeakPoor is not people dying of poverty. While technically the greatest heights of poverty is succumbing to it this is not funny, and is a failure
of capitalism. We do not make fun of poverty to be mean spirited such as that.
Read the room, if it's punching down too hard or really digging into someone whos a sympathetic character it doesn't belong here. (basically READ THE ROOM)
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Subscribe to this hole, it's important that we get our numbers up. Love numbers = peak poor
Bonus points for making your post title some variation of peak poor. (Pinnacle of Poverty, Prowess of the Penniless)
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I had a credit card co-signed by my parents at 14, which I guess helped me establish credit. By the time I was 25 I had around $60k in available credit. Not at the best interest rate, but it was there if I wanted to rack up that debt.
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It's crazy how much credit I have available to me after I got a normal full-time job. Across all my credit cards it was well over $100k in credit.
Can you even do this anymore? I thought the PATRIOT Act made it so you had to be 18 for most financial accounts (as part of the extra reporting to "combat the funding of terrorism" or whatever their excuse was)
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I’m older than the Patriot Act.
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Checked what that is and who they made so many section in just a month like wow it’s almost they already had everything prepared
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You mean you turned 14 before the PATRIOT Act?
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@WootFatigue is like 45 or something 
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The patriot act was only 20 years ago, r-slur
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He was 14 before the patriot act
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t. Wootfatigue
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I’m under 40.
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36?
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Yes
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